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...notice of opposing coaches and blueliners around the league.Who was this guy, and where had he come from?“Obviously he’s having a great year, but I’m not really surprised, to tell you the truth,” linemate Ryan Maki says. “He’s worked for everything he’s got, and he deserves it.”Although Murphy’s streak eventually came to an end, he continued to produce, launching gamewinners against Rensselaer on Jan. 27 and at Brown on Feb. 3.Though...
...should do better and what’s needed at the next level.” And the team, in turn, has been quite impressed with the rookies’ growth. “I can’t say enough about them,” junior Ryan Maki says. “Jack, obviously, he’s physical, his size—he’s a presence back there. “[McCafferty] is on the power play and looks like Paul Coffey back there,” Maki added, referencing the offensively explosive Hall of Fame...
...just before the first road trip of the season when Harvard hockey forward Ryan Maki learned that his left foot, which had been bothering him for a couple of weeks, was in fact broken. He didn’t travel that weekend, but those were the only two contests he has missed all year. Thanks to the help of his trainer, Maki returned with a skate enveloped in hard plastic—spray-painted black, no less, so other teams wouldn’t know to be gunning for the foot. “It still stuck out pretty...
...power forwards who carried the offensive load in the two victories.In addition to Murphy’s three goals, sophomore forward Dave Watters notched four points on the weekend, tallying the gamewinner and an assist on Saturday before adding two goals last night.And junior winger Ryan Maki continued to be key to the Crimson’s success, scoring just 59 seconds into the third period of Saturday’s game to tie the score at two goals apiece.More importantly, though, Maki spent the weekend pummeling St. Lawrence along the boards, wearing out an already tired team...
...there was a lot of desperation and definitely a sense of urgency in the locker room,” sophomore forward Dave Watters said. “We knew what we had to do in the third period.” Fifty-nine seconds in, junior winger Ryan Maki attempted a shot from the bottom of the left circle after swinging around from the end boards. Despite being almost parallel to the goal-line, Maki somehow managed to find the right side of the net. “That was just a great individual effort,” said Donato...