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...Richter was named ECAC Hockey Goalie of the Week and Inside College Hockey National Player of the Week for his historic performance. This weekend marked the first time in over 25 years that a Harvard goalie recorded shutouts on consecutive nights. The last person to do it was Wade Lau ’82, who made a combined 41 saves in blowout victories against Princeton (10-0) and Cornell (7-0) in 1982. Richter has played a huge role in leading the Crimson, now ranked 19th nationally, above .500 for the first time since the 2005-06 season...
...combined with some clever link-up play. While those three freshmen will be key components of next year’s team, the match was also a chance for the team to say goodbye to its three seniors: Megan Kerr, Michelle Hull, and co-captain Megan Merritt. Junior Rachael Lau described her departing teammates as “great leaders and great role models.” “Overall, they should be proud,” Leone said of his seniors. “They helped turn the program around this year.” The Crimson, however...
...Tigers quickly responded with a tally of their own, as senior Diana Matheson tapped junior Jen Om’s shot past Mann at 4:54. But in the 17th minute, freshman forward Katherine Sheeleigh took a perfectly placed through ball from junior midfielder Rachael Lau, used a burst of speed to beat her defender to the ball, and made a move around diving Princeton keeper Maren Dale. Sheeleigh’s easy touch into the open net gave Harvard the lead for good.A first-half offensive onslaught like Saturday’s was a breakthrough for a Crimson squad...
Harvard created a flurry of chances during a particularly fast-paced five-minute spell, which came about 10 minutes into the second half. Juniors Erin Wylie and Rachael Lau each had a shot go just wide, exciting the Crimson faithful gathered at Ohiri Field...
...impressive four-game shutout streak and was the first Harvard had given up in over 430 minutes of play. The Crimson’s second-half display was much improved, and the squad tallied an equalizer just eight minutes later, courtesy of a 20-yard shot from junior Rachael Lau. Yale keeper Ayana Sumiyasu got her hand on the ball but was unable to keep it out, as it nestled into the top left corner. The goal was Lau’s first of the season. Harvard continued to control the second half and had many opportunities...