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...losing effort, while Schaublin made 28 saves for Minnesota-Duluth in a shoutout bid. Despite the pair of tough games, the Crimson sees improvement and hope in the weekend. “Regardless of the score, we felt we played hard and well,” junior forward Katie Johnston said. “With each game we play we’re getting better and better.” “We did a lot of things right that weren’t reflected in the score,” Schroyer said. “If we come...
...losing effort, while Schaublin made 28 saves for Minnesota-Duluth in a shoutout bid. Despite the pair of tough games, the Crimson sees improvement and hope in the weekend. “Regardless of the score, we felt we played hard and well,” junior forward Katie Johnston said. “With each game we play we’re getting better and better.” “We did a lot of things right that weren’t reflected in the score,” Schroyer said. “If we come...
...typical weekend night in autumn, it is not unusual to find a bevy of freshmen huddled by the Johnston Gate shuttle stop, dialing phone numbers to find the exact location of the Quad party referred to them by a friend. Often ridiculed for their stereotypical mass movements from one party to the next, and separated from upperclass housing by the gates of the Yard, freshmen are generally on the fringe of the Harvard social scene. For most, large parties are scarce and, without ties to upperclassmen, weekend nights tend to be quiet or spent on the prowl for a decent...
...Harvard defensive zone and senior Jennifer Raimondi gathered the puck with only 20 ticks left. Raimondi carried across the blue line before leaving for junior Jennifer Sifers, who drove to the goal and pushed a shot at Guckian. The rebound fell to the left side, where juniors Katie Johnston and Liza Solley took several swipes each at the loose puck before Solley finally shoved it home. “We were all just scrambling in terms of trying to get a stick on it and get it to net,” Solley said. “Right place...
...Crimson on a 6-on-4 advantage after senior goaltender Ali Boe had left the ice.In the opening frame of the game, Harvard had two power-play opportunities that did not last the full two minutes. Nevertheless, the Crimson converted on one of its two opportunities when junior Katie Johnston and freshman Jenny Brine perfectly worked a 2-on-1 break.In the second period, though Harvard gave up the game-tying goal to the Saints, it stayed out of the penalty box and thus kept itself in the game. This discipline was a far cry from the day before when...