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...five-minute penalty.” Less than four minutes later, however, after a rush of Crimson pressure at the Cornell goalmouth, junior Mike Taylor gave Harvard the lead for good, beating Scrivens on a second-chance opportunity. And with only 90 seconds remaining, sophomore Jimmy Fraser capped off a 39-shot night for the Crimson with a five-hole deflection for the 3-1 lead. Meanwhile, Harvard goaltender Justin Tobe—who spent the majority of the season backing up freshman Kyle Richter—earned his second consecutive win with a 26-save performance...
...play well and get through the first round...the momentum actually just carries over to the second round.” FINAL TICKS Harvard outshot Cornell, 39-27...Senior pivot Kevin Du continued to be proficient in the faceoff circle, winning 12 of 17 draws...Sophomore Jimmy Fraser had a hand in all three Crimson goals, assisting on the first two and scoring the third. —Staff writer Karan Lodha can be reached at klodha@fas.harvard.edu...
...league playoffs approach and teams jockey for positions, Harvard had a golden opportunity to solidify its chances for first-round home-ice advantage with a win over Yale, which had gone 1-8 and been outscored 35-20 in its last nine games. And though Jimmy Fraser gave the Crimson (10-15-1, 8-10-1 ECAC) a 1-0 lead six minutes into the game and Donato thought his team was “doing some good things,” he was far from convinced that Harvard had the upper hand. “And then we took...
...score. His shot caromed off of Rosen’s shoulder, arching backwards over the netminder and across the goal line.After the Bears pulled within one with less than five minutes to go, it was, fittingly, a penalty that shaped the game’s final minutes. Sophomore Jimmy Fraser was whistled for hooking at 18:58, giving Brown a chance to pull Rosen for a 6-on-4 advantage.“Stupid penalties down the stretch, no doubt about it,” Reese said. “We took two penalties within five minutes, one with...
...Reese said. “He made a pass over…and obviously got a backhand shot, and that’s a tough shot to save because backhand shots are hard to read.” Struggling to tie it up for Harvard, sophomore Jimmy Fraser pounded a shot from the right and followed up his own rebound, but Schneider stayed on top of the puck to maintain BC’s lead. Despite this adjustment, the Crimson failed to produce any solid offensive in the third period to threaten the Eagles’ chances of attaining victory...