Word: leneveu
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...David LeNeveu, the Big Red goaltender who seems to find new records to break every weekend, was sitting on the bench for an extra attacker while his teammates scrambled in the Harvard zone, trying to summon a year’s worth of angst to help them score one more goal...
...good thing for Cornell, because it sure didn’t get much work on it during games. The Big Red lost four games all season, pulling its goalie at the end of three of them: in a Nov. 16 loss at Dartmouth, then twice in December while LeNeveu was playing for Canada in the World Junior Championships. The concept of losing was foreign to this team...
...difference between perimeter and point-blank shots was apparent against Cornell. Facing the best goaltender in the country, Dave LeNeveu, and the Big Red’s suffocating defense, Harvard settled for perimeter shots for the first half of the contest. And a good goaltender like LeNeveu or BU’s Sean Fields—one of the best netminders in Hockey East—will stop that first shot...
Harvard was the only team among the top four in the regular season standings not to have an individual award-winner. Cornell had five: LeNeveu (twice), Doug Murray (Defensive Defenseman of the Year), Stephen Bâby (Defensive Forward of the Year) and Mike Schafer (Coach of the Year...
Dartmouth’s Hugh Jessiman rounded out the individual awards as Rookie of the Year. Joining Moore and Pettit on the first team were Higgins, Murray, LeNeveu and Clarkson defenseman Randy Jones...