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...goals and assists, Vaillancourt has been a force on the ice all season long. The Olympian also leads Harvard with a gaudy .141 shot percentage, meaning that she knows how to generate quality shots.Not surprisingly, though, the nation’s best team displays excellence up and down the lineup rather than relying on a couple of superstars. Despite the fact that Vaillancourt and Cahow have earned national recognition as finalists for the Patty Kazmaier Award that recognizes the top player in NCAA women’s hockey, Stone insists that the Crimson’s success is a team...
Although the Crimson was still tweaking its lineup, Harvard’s level of play seemed unaffected. Harvard overwhelmed the Wildcats in the first frame, powering through to a 30-16 win. Although Johnson and Wales managed to tie it up at 12, Harvard pulled ahead to complete a 20-6 run to seal the game. The Crimson outhit the Wildcats .500-.036 and committed only four errors...
...came out fighting and it really just came down to defense and rebounding for us.” Finelli also hit a huge three to start turning the momentum back in the Crimson’s favor with four and a half minutes remaining.Harvard went with a very small lineup down the stretch, with Delaney-Smith playing only one of her two starting post players at a time in order to add some quickness to the defensive end so as to stop the Columbia drive. Rollins would play on the offensive end, while Budischak was put in for her defensive...
Harvard’s all-freshmen lineup of skippers teamed up with a slightly more experienced crew to race against the opposing school’s A boats, so this event could prove a great learning experience for the rest of the season...
...Harvard coach Tommy Amaker said. “They had the place packed and rockin’ and their team fed off that and away it went.” Normally known for its intense hockey crowds where dead fish is thrown onto Harvard hockey players during lineup introductions, the Big Red basketball faithful were raucous and loud the whole way though, cheering for its home squad while jeering the Crimson players. Every time that Harvard sophomore Jeremy Lin touched the ball, for example, chants of “Air ball!” were heard throughout the arena, referring...