Word: hurley
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Goal number one came from the league's number-one scorer, Kelly O'Dell. Number two was courtesy of scorer number two, Laura Halldorson. After Crimson Co-Captain Diane Hurley brought the icewomen back to within one at 5:50 of the second period on a feed from Kelly Landry, the Tigers went back to work. The three Tiger goals in the next 23 minutes finished off the Crimson and chance at Princeton number seven...
...there are not doubts on the Harvard squad. "We're going in to win and we're going to win." Hurley says. At Lynah Prink Harvard 143--6 Cornell...
...Kathy Carroll (Diane Hurley) 16:06. H. Kelly Landry (unassisted) 3:01: H. Dinny Starr (Genie Simmons. Megan Bertholo) 13:25: C. Amy Stanzin (unassisted) 14:43; H. Hurley (unassisted) 15:40: H. Hurley (Starr) 17:23: H. Carroll (Hurley) 2:35: H. Simmons (unassisted) 5:08: H. Carroll (Sue Newell...
Last night the Crimson won in classic form as star center Kathy Carroll hat-tricked, and Hurley had two goals, including an unassisted short-handed tally to pace the team offensively. And back in the Harvard zone. All-Ivy netminder Cheryl Tate turned away 21 of the 22 shots she faced...
Next year Tate, Hurley, Carroll, and all four of the team's defensemen, Megan Berthold, Deb Taft. Sue Newell and Suzanne Tanner will be gone. And with them will go the heart of a great team. Not the most successful team in Harvard history, but a team that twice managed to steal Beanpots from a cocky, sure, big, highly skilled and powerful Northeastern team...