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...Crimson (3-2-2, 2-2-2 ECAC) easily outshot an Ivy rival but due to staunch opposing goaltending and missed chances on the power play, saw its winless streak upped to four games.“This was our first time on the road,” junior Liza Solley said. “And we’re still feeling it out.” Harvard scraped out a 1-1 tie with host Brown (3-4-1, 2-1-1) on Saturday after a quick exchange of goals in the final period broke a lengthy scoreless lull.HARVARD...
...defensive zone and senior Jennifer Raimondi gathered the puck with only 20 ticks left. Raimondi carried across the blue line before leaving for junior Jennifer Sifers, who drove to the goal and pushed a shot at Guckian. The rebound fell to the left side, where juniors Katie Johnston and Liza Solley took several swipes each at the loose puck before Solley finally shoved it home. “We were all just scrambling in terms of trying to get a stick on it and get it to net,” Solley said. “Right place...
...Saints entered the game having killed 50-of-54 of their opponents’ one-man advantages—second best in the country.But a late call on St. Lawrence left Harvard open to notch the game tying score with under a minute left in regulation. When junior Liza Solley banged home the puck with just six seconds to play, and the Crimson on a 6-on-4 advantage after senior goaltender Ali Boe had left the ice.In the opening frame of the game, Harvard had two power-play opportunities that did not last the full two minutes. Nevertheless...
...Stone said. “But again, we survived, and that’s what we’re trying to do, we’re just trying to survive.” In addition to the Wilson goals, Raimondi also assisted on the game-winning score by junior Liza Solley, as well as an empty net tally from captain Carrie Schroyer. Her four points represent a game-high for the Crimson this year. The next night, Raimondi looked to use Wilson to stage a repeat performance. In Saturday’s 3-2 defeat of Princeton...
...netting two goals—the Crimson’s second and third—in the contest. While her first came on a crisp passing play, her second was the result of positioning and concentration as she knocked home the rebound from a shot by junior Liza Solley.Wilson was followed up by classmate Kristen Kester, who scored her first goal as well against Robert Morris. Three more rookies also notched assists.“It’s great to see kids have a touch around the net—it’s something that you cannot teach...