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...final 15 minutes only emphasized further just how permeable the Crimson’s zone was in the first half. The best perimeter team in the Ivies, Dartmouth began the game 4-of-5 from the arc and kept heating up throughout the opening frame. By halftime, the Big Green??s Jeannie Cullen—who was a combined 9-of-18 from three point range in last year’s two conference games against the Crimson—had already nailed five three pointers and had 17 points...
...we’re a lot tougher and a lot stronger.”While none of the Big Green post players are taller than 6’9 or score more than seven points a game, Dartmouth’s shooting guards are a dangerous lot. The Big Green??s highest scorers are Leon Pattman (11.3 ppg) and Mike Lang (10.3), both of whom play the two guard.Pattman, who missed virtually all of last season after earning league Rookie of the Year honors in 2004, likes to slash to the hoop for buckets, while Lang is more...
...Crimson captain Peter Hafner said. “They basically took it to us the whole game.” Dartmouth tallied the only score of the opening period on a power-play goal by sophomore winger David Jones at 17:09. Pritchard then extended the Big Green??s lead in the second period. The freshman tallied the eventual game-winner just 2:46 into the frame—squeezing the puck between the left post and Harvard goaltender John Daigneau’s right shoulder—before increasing Dartmouth’s cushion to three goals...
...hungry team.” Even if the Big Green (4-7-0, 4-5-0) lacks a national ranking, and even if it stumbled to an abysmal 0-4-0 start, the Crimson-Dartmouth rivalry always promises to be a good one. The Big Green??s season-opening skid began with a 6-2 loss at Harvard’s Bright Hockey Center and continued with a 3-0 shutout at Princeton, a 7-5 barnburner at Quinnipiac and a 3-2 home-opening defeat at the hands of Colgate. Successive wins over Cornell, Brown and Yale...
...benefit, the referee awarded the Crimson the goal and a 3-0 lead that was more than enough for Harvard senior goaltender Ali Boe to uphold.Dating back through last season, the Crimson has now taken the last four meetings between the two teams.Harvard seemed to have the Big Green??s number right from the opening face off of this matchup, as it outshot Dartmouth 20-11 in the first two periods.Brine drew first blood early in the second period. Both squads came out running up and down the ice with energy and rhythm that had not been evident...