Word: lau
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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MADISON, Wisc.--With just one tick of the clock left. Wisconsin right wing Pete Johnson, son of Badger coach Bob Johnson and brother of the Pittsburgh Penguins' Mark Johnson, playing in the last home game of his career, nudged the puck past Harvard goal-tender Wade Lau to give the Badgers a 4-3 win over the Crimson last night here at Dane County Memorial Coliseum before 8373 very partisan fans...
...Crimson didn't get a shot on net for the first 7 27 of the game, and it was the goaltending of Lau that kept them even. The senior netminder denied Tim Thomas from point blank around the 2 20 mark, and then make two straight saves on the ever-present Todd Leey, who had scored two goals the night before...
Brian Busconi started the Crimson on its way, getting Harvard's first shot on Badger netminder Marc Behrend at 7 27 Wisconsin already had eight shots on Lau at that point and then taking a lead pass from Mark Fusco, breaking in alone on the left, and slipping the puck between Behrend's pads for a 1-0 Crimson lead...
...opportunity of seeing Harvard on ESPN during the Beanpot," Johnson said. "And I saw a lot of players back when they were in high school tournaments in Minnesota including the Olsons, Wade Lau, Phil Falconer, and Jay North...
...icemen to have any chance of staying as close to the Badgers in '76, they will need a big night out of the defensemen and, especially, Wade Lau...