Word: harvard
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...Harvard couldn't hang on, allowing the Bears to take a 2-1 lead with barely a minute left on the clock in the second. But the Crimson's fate was sealed early in the final frame, as Brown defenseman Greg Hayes scored the eventual game-winner, sending a hard slapshot from the left point right by senior goaltender J.R. Prestifilippo at 5:14 of the third, giving Brown a 3-1 lead...
Though Brown predominately controlled the flow of the game, Harvard forced the Bears' netminder Scott Stirling to turn away 29 shots...
Stirling, undoubtedly one of the top goaltenders in the league and quite possibly Brown's best asset, was stellar Saturday night in holding Harvard at bay. His presence between the pipes was an enormous psychological boost for the floundering Bears, since he sat out the last five games. Injured in his first outing against the Crimson, he was questionable for Saturday...
...Crimson pushed the play hard in the first period but couldn't seem to find its legs, and fortunately for Harvard, neither could Brown, as the period ended in a scoreless...
...Harvard's most admirable performance came from the penalty kill, which held Brown scoreless on its four power plays, three of which came in the first. But extra-man play wasn't where the Crimson suffered...