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...victory followed by a 3-2 loss—with the Fighting Sioux at Grand Forks in December of 2005. “Everyone knows they have to perform,” Biega said. “If we can execute and win individually every battle all over the ice, we’re going to make a statement to the nation what kind of team we’re going to be down the road.” Generating that momentum is critical for the Crimson, especially given that last year’s mid-season losing streak began...
...Wildcats are led offensively by sophomore Jenn Wakefield, who has posted 19 points in 13 games, junior Kelly Paton, and senior Sam Faber. Sophomore goaltender Kayley Herman currently has a 2.44 goals against average. And New Hampshire is unbeaten on its home, Olympic-sized ice, with a 5-0-2 record at the Whittemore Center. “We certainly enjoy playing New Hampshire. They’re a strong team and it should be a good atmosphere,” Stone said. Stone is no stranger to Wildcat hockey, as she graduated from the university...
...maintained a comfortable lead for the majority of the second half.New Hampshire got to within nine with six minutes to go, but Harvard pushed back leaving the Wildcats in its wake.The Crimson went on a 16-2 run over the next three minutes, and Tay added some flash to ice the game.Tay stole the ball from Simpson, and then dished a no-look pass to Markley for an easy lay-up. On the ensuing possession, Tay again stole the ball from Simpson. This time she took the ball up the court herself, nailing a jumper and getting the foul. After...
...that. A lot of people just thought we were insane and quite possibly compromising the Harvard-Yale experience, but when you put a hockey-loving Massachusetts man together with a girl from southern California and give them a chance to see fans hurl raw fish onto the ice, not going was out of the question. I don’t see the point in boring you with a full travelogue, because given that driving to Ithaca in the dark leaves little to see anyway, I would have very little to write about.However, in our first trip to the Harvard-Cornell...
...playing a very physical game. With the referee’s whistle landing BC players in and out of the penalty box during a seven-minute stretch in the middle of the third period, the Eagles sent their best penalty-killing unit on to the ice and somehow maintained its impressive defense. A close attempt by Fraser was blocked by BC goalie John Muse, who frustrated Harvard with 18 saves on the night. Even with a 5-on-3 advantage at one point, the Crimson offense failed to net a goal during the power play. Harvard passed the puck patiently...