Word: icing
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...wouldn't know it, but billions of comets are lurking right now at the outer edges of the Solar System waiting for their big moment onstage. Most will never get the chance: They're destined to orbit endlessly in the deep freeze of outer space - lonely chunks of dirty ice that will always be far too small to be seen, even with a powerful telescope...
...Saturday night and 20 saves against in 2-1 loss to No. 11 Clarkson the night before, sophomore goalie Kyle Richter opened the season in good form and left the team optimistic about its defense. “We played tough teams that were aggressive all over the ice, but the team responded well, and it is an encouraging way to start,” co-captain Dave MacDonald said. The Crimson matched up against the team that bumped Harvard out of the ECAC playoffs last season, and the memory of a frustrated finish carried through the offseason until...
...Boston University and Boston College, how can this young “Masshole” who otherwise roots for the Red Sox and Patriots actually root for the Crimson over the Eagles and the Terriers?As luck would have it, all you need to do is skate on the ice in the Bright Hockey Center at a young enough age. For a first-grader playing one of his first inter-town games as a member of the Brookline Youth Hockey “mite division,” Harvard’s Bright Hockey Center was a big-time venue...
...story of their arrival at Harvard involves two sets of brothers—a pair of coaches and a pair of players. Harvard’s Alex and Michael Biega have emerged as standout performers on opposite sides of the ice. Sophomore Alex was named to the ECAC All-Rookie team as a defender, and freshman Michael headlines a strong class of incoming forwards. But it took another pair of brothers to get them to Cambridge. The matchmaking began a few years ago, when Alex and Michael arrived at the Salisbury School in Connecticut to help build Don Donato?...
...Vaillancourt had an open look from the top of the left side and slapped in her first goal of the season. Princeton dominated possession in the early going and found the back of the net first. Tigers junior Annie Greenwood took a high shot from the middle of the ice that beat sophomore goalie Christina Kessler glove side. Harvard had its share of opportunities in the first period as well. The Crimson outshot the Tigers, 11-10, in the opening frame and 41-18 for the game. Harvard came out with a vengeance in the second period and capitalized...