Word: gibsonized
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Harvard outshot Northeastern 32-25 but converted only one of its 20 third period shots against Keni Gibson (31 saves). The Huskies (8-13-5, 2-10-4 Hockey East) scored three goals on seven shots in the third, signaling another night of quiet words and shaking heads outside the Crimson locker room...
Harvard certainly didn’t do much to help itself in the first period. Neither did Northeastern. The Crimson had seven shots, matched by six for the Huskies. Reese had the best chance to score, a try at the left post in the final minute that Gibson swatted away...
Harvard started the second even slower, forcing Gibson to make only two saves in the first 13 minutes before showing flashes of the forecheck that made it successful at Yale. But only flashes...
...Gibson made the lead stand with three key saves on Harvard freshman Kevin Du—a kick save on a 3-on-2 chance with six minutes left, a sprawling deck stop with 3:15 left, and another 2-on-1 bid 15 seconds later...
...Gibson won both the shot put (13 meters) and the weight throw (15.38 meters). She was followed closely in both by freshman Shawna Strayhorn, who earned two second-place finishes on the day. The race between the two Crimson athletes for first place was close, with Gibson’s victory in the weight throw coming on her last attempt...