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...none I could find anyway. It took me a month of deep-cover detective work to find out where I could buy tortillas. I had to take the subway 15 stops downtown to an old Spanish store, and even there all I could find were three-packs of frozen white tortillas. They were disgusting, and I was depressed...
...still am very much the college hockey neophyte. When Boston College's Scott Clemmensen broke the record for most saves in the Frozen Four, I had to ask the Boston Herald's John Conolly what school did the former record holder, Grant Blair '86 played for. The class year should indicate my embarrassment...
When the Harvard women's hockey team closed out its 2000-01 season with an emotional 3-2 win over top rival Dartmouth at Minneapolis in the consolation game of the inaugural Women's Frozen Four, the victory on the ice that day was an afterthought. The team's reflections were focussed entirely on the players it was losing that...
...Kazmaier Award winner, will take the next year off to play with Shewchuk on the Canadian Olympic Team. Botterill and Shewchuk led the Canadians to a 3-2 victory over Ruggiero and the United States team in the Women's Ice Hockey World Championships in the weeks following the Frozen Four. Botterill was named tournament...
...Shewcuk have become even better scorers -- they were two of the three finalists for the Patty Kazmaier Award as player of the year, which Botterill won -- and the other players I have watched for four years improved as well. The Crimson reached the first-ever women's NCAA Frozen Four, once again at Mariucci Arena. Harvard gave eventual champion Minnesota-Duluth a run for its money in the semifinal, staying even with the Bulldogs for the first 40 minutes. The third period, which saw a combined seven goals scored, was the most exciting 20 minutes of women's hockey...