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...couple [of] breakdowns, and the breakdowns came at critical times.”The Crimson was flagged for four of its five penalties in the second half, and the Big Green capitalized on all four opportunities. Although Harvard demonstrated at times that it had the talent and gameplan to hang with its opponent, the home squad simply couldn’t put all the pieces together.While the loss may have left a bitter taste for those playing their last game in crimson, Tillman suggested that the graduating class will still be a part of the team.“[These...
...agrees and puts faith in the ability of his teammates to execute as they did on Sunday, when a loss to Quinnipiac would have meant an end to the season.“I think the team that can control their emotions and stayed disciplined and stick to their gameplan will most likely be victorious,” MacDonald said. The closest individual match-up arguably occurs between the two men standing at opposite ends of the ice: sophomore goalie Kyle Richter and Cornell net-minder Ben Scrivens. Boasting the No. 1 and No. 2 save percentages in the ECAC...
...Cambridge. In that game, Harvard was able to hold Cowher to 11 points, and the Crimson made stopping the senior star its primary objective again. “I particularly liked our defense tonight,” Crimson coach Kathy Delaney-Smith said. “We executed our gameplan.” Harvard brought the double-team on Cowher all night and now has been able to shut down the league’s leading scorer twice this season. “It takes the whole team to stop a star player like that,” Rollins said...
...Harvard women’s hockey team’s 7-0 blowout of Boston College last night, the Eagles’ defensive gameplan was simple: stop junior forward Sarah Vaillancourt from scoring. “Sarah Vaillancourt, they were faceguarding her tonight. There’s not a lot you can do against that,” senior tri-captain Caitlin Cahow said. But by tightening up on Vaillancourt, BC created opportunities for the Crimson’s other scoring threats, and it was Cahow—a defenseman—who answered the call. “Where...
...look back. The Crimson was outscored, 31-18, in the first half by the eventual tournament winners. “We’re disappointed, even though Pitt was clearly picked to win,” coach Kathy Delaney-Smith said. “But we had a good gameplan. We needed to hit a couple big shots and we didn’t do that as well as I wanted to.” Harvard managed just six points in the final 13 minutes of the first half as Pitt closed the frame...