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...there was an unbelievable turnaround in the second and third periods, to the point where I thought we were outplaying [the Crimson].” Both squads had their chances to score in the overtime period, but neither team was able to convert on its opportunities. Freshman winger Jimmy Fraser came very close to netting a goal in the final seconds—even inciting a premature lighting of the red lamp—but BU netminder John Curry fended off his shot as time expired. “[The Terriers] were still on their high from tying the game...
...slew of freshmen—including Jimmy Fraser of the U. S. National Program Development Team and Nick Coskren from St. Sebastian’s—are already adjusting, and Reese says they’re transitioning well...
...team like Dartmouth, does a lot for our confidence.” OVER DU Junior center Kevin Du netted four points Saturday, tallying twice and dishing two assists in Harvard’s win. Late in the second period, Du scored the go-ahead goal when freshman wing Jason Fraser threw the puck into the middle of the ice and Du out-hustled a Dartmouth defenseman in a one-on-one battle. The pivot fell to one knee in the slot but beat the Big Green goalie anyway, giving the Crimson a crucial 3-2 lead going into the third...
...just 32 seconds into that frame with another redirection, but blueliner Dylan Reese leveled the score five seconds into a Crimson power play, beating the goalie just as the penalty was announced over the Bright’s loudspeaker. And then Du grabbed the lead for good. Rookie Jimmy Fraser fed Du in the slot, and after out-muscling his defenseman for position, Due hoisted a shot five-hole on Samuel from one knee. Said Harvard coach Ted Donato ’91, “You kind of shake your head and say, ‘Thank God he?...
...unit that lost two of its early-season mainstays—Noah Welch and Andrew Lederman—to graduation in the off-season. And his second score, which tied the game at three apiece midway through the third period, provided the first glimpse of rookie Jimmy Fraser, who assisted on the tally. Senior Charlie Johnson threaded a pass to Fraser through the McGill defense, allowing him and Pelle to skate in unimpeded. Once goalie Mathieu Poitras committed, Fraser—skating with that unit only because senior Dan Murphy had been ejected in the second period—flipped...