Word: hurley
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Leading scorer Diane Hurley (six goals, three assists), Alex Lightfoot, and Sara Fischer form the most potent line, accounting for 14 red-lighters this season. Co-captain Firkins Reed centers for Sue Yunick and Vicki Palmer on the second line, which has tallied ten goals, including both bingos against Dartmouth...
...fact, the first period was all Harvard's, as the icewomen skated past the Bruins for two quick goals. Dianne Hurley, assisted by Julie Starr, flipped one between the legs of Bruin goalie Janice Moody...
Eight minutes later, Hurley was involved in another scramble in front of the net, and flipped the puck to Sara Fischer, who slipped it past Moody for Harvard's second goal. An excellent defensive effort led by Debbie Taft kept Harvard on top for the rest of the period...
...final two minutes of the game, the Crimson made a last ditch comeback effort and rushed the Bruins, forcing several turnovers, and with six seconds left Hurley scored again, putting the Crimson one goal away from a minor miracle. But a quick Brown sweep which lasted six seconds after the faceoff soon melted those hopes...
After O'Dell's second red-lighter to end the first period, Newell, playing on a makeshift line of defensemen, converted a Jennifer White rebound to knot the contest at three. Moments later, leading scorer Diane Hurley tapped in a Lightfoot centering pass for a 4-3 Crimson lead...