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...Meanwhile, the Terriers (3-4-1, 3-3-1 Hockey East) are winless in their last three games, during which their man-advantage units converted two of their 13 opportunities and managed a middling 11-for-15 penalty kill. Junior goaltender John Curry (3-3-1) has a 2.51 GAA in eight contests. The game will be broadcast on CN8 at 7:30 p.m. —THE CRIMSON STAFF
...this year, and as all the losses are in-conference, Yale currently sits at the bottom of the ECAC standings. It has used three goaltenders this year, and freshman Alex Richards has earned the most playing time with a .908 save percentage and a 2.05 GAA (senior Josh Gartner has allowed 5.91 goals per contest in 91:21 of playing time, and junior Matt Modelski allowed four goals on 11 shots in 23:35).Richards played nearly a game and a half during the Bulldogs’ two losses last weekend.The Bears, meanwhile, are 2-2-0 in front...
...helped anchor an at-times stellar Harvard backfield, is no stranger to distinction herself. The senior was second-team All-Ivy last year, as well. Knoche was literally flawless within the cage to begin her collegiate career, recording four straight shutouts to lead the nation in goals-against average (GAA). Although the latter part of the season took its toll, she wrapped up 2005 with a 1.5 GAA and a .794 save percentage. Princeton sophomore forward Paige Schmidt was selected Player of the Year. —PABLO S. TORRE
...that it’s tough for us to go on offense.” The Crimson was 2-for-18 on the power play and mustered only two even-strength goals last weekend against Quinnipiac and Princeton. Against Big Red goalie David McKee—whose early 2.48 GAA and .900 save percentage stand in start contrast to the numbers of last year’s Hobey Baker Hat Trick finalist season—Harvard skaters will need to follow up more shots, crowd the net, and risk bodies for rebounds. “They?...
...statistics.In the last Olympic year, 2001-2002, Minnesota-Duluth beat Brown for the title. In that season, Minnesota’s two freshman goalies had goals-against averages of 1.42 and 1.43, respectively. Brown’s goalie tandem, which also split minutes, had a 1.55 and 1.73 GAA. And all four were in the top nine. Three of the four were in the top four in save percentage.Pretty darn amazing, especially considering neither team had a consistent starting goalie the whole season.How does that bode for Harvard this season?Well, two years ago, senior goalie Ali Boe finished third...