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...bury its past by opening the new season with a victory. No. 7 Harvard beat Quinnipiac in Friday night’s season opener thanks in large part to the efforts of three freshmen, winning, 3-2, at the Bright Hockey Center in a game that Crimson head coach Katey Stone called “ugly.” The win ushered in a fresh start for the Harvard skaters, who are trying to rid themselves of the bitter taste left over from their crushing four-overtime loss to Wisconsin in the first round of last season?...
...Cori Bassett zipped a shot past junior goalie Kristen Young. But Young turned in a strong performance, recording an impressive 38 saves on the afternoon. “She looked like she was seeing the puck like it was beach ball today,” said Crimson head coach Katey Stone. Princeton answered 14 minutes into the frame to take a 2-1 lead. On the power play, Princeton senior Lizzy Keady picked up a loose puck in front of the Harvard net and slammed it home. The Crimson took the ice for the third period with its top lines...
...scoring. Senior tri-captain Caitlin Cahow, junior Sarah Vaillancourt, and sophomore Cori Bassett each capitalized on a Crimson power play to squeak past Ivy League foe, Princeton, by a 3-2 count. “It builds character and it grows gray hair,” head coach Katey Stone said of the team’s comebacks this weekend. “You have to find a way to win these games—every game is going to be different.” In both games, late-game line adjustments sparked the offense. On Friday night against Quinnipiac...
...Harvard’s defensive zone was not very cohesive. “I think the things that trouble me are how the goals that were scored on our side materialized—bad changes, somebody not being able to understand the defensive zone coverage,” coach Katey Stone said following the McGill games. The Crimson’s first opponent this weekend is Quinnipiac. Last year Harvard crushed the Bobcats 6-1. But one factor that plays to the Bobcats’ advantage is that this Friday’s game will be their sixth, and Harvard...
...with a 36-save performance on Friday and a 30-save outing on Saturday. “Anytime that you can play against a tremendous goaltender like this one who makes it so hard to score goals and makes you stay so focused,” said Crimson coach Katey Stone, “that can only help you.” MIXING IT UP It certainly didn’t look like the Harvard of old on the ice this weekend, as the lines reflected an effort to mix experienced veterans with talented newcomers. Twenty-three different players logged...