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...have these [national] honors bestowed on me, especially with all the kids from the big southern schools like in Texas and Florida,” Salsgiver says.But at Michigan’s top-ranked Davison High School, he did everything. And Harvard head coach Joe Walsh noticed.Besides captaining the hockey and football teams, Salsgiver—also a first-team “character,” according to Walsh—frequently pitched the first game of doubleheaders before suiting up at shortstop in the second, and often came out of the bullpen to close out the nightcap.He...
...jump from one conditioning regimen to another. And the time spent across the Charles—well, it adds up. And then there’s the issue of loyalty, as Rob Fried ’04 indicated to The Crimson during his senior year. A hockey recruit and lacrosse walk-on, Fried explained that an incoming athlete “has a certain level of indebtedness to those coaches who facilitated his matriculation.” And, Fried added, “some coaches do not feel comfortable with the two-sport commitment because of the risk of injury...
...overtimes—almost 225 minutes of play—and one goal that ended it all. It took the Harvard women’s hockey team all three games and every minute to finish off Clarkson, but a goal from Jennifer Sifers with 4:22 gone in the second overtime gave the Crimson a 2-1 victory, sending the team into the semifinals against St. Lawrence next Friday. The matchup had been a tight one all weekend, with sharp play from both squads, and every game decided by a single goal. “We match up really well...
...decisive third game. Katie Morrison put home a rebound past senior netminder Ali Boe with 29 seconds left in the first overtime period to ensure a rubber match and dash the hopes of a sweep by host Harvard. “It was good up-and-down hockey,” Crimson coach Katey Stone said. “Their goalie made big saves. Our goalie made big saves. We got a little careless with the puck in our own zone at the end and it cost us.” The Crimson managed to force extra time when freshman...
...fifth meeting of the season between the Crimson and the Golden Knights, and all five have been decided by a one-goal margin. A Harvard comeback fell one score short in a 4-3 loss during Clarkson’s regular-season visit to the Bright Hockey Center. The Crimson got even with a last-minute equalizer and a last-second game-winner, both by senior Jennifer Raimondi, on the road in Potsdam, N.Y. to steal a 3-2 victory last Saturday. Then came this weekend’s three-game slugfest. Harvard nipped the Golden Knights...