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Killorn scored two goals Saturday night, giving him nine on the year. That mark makes him good for third on the team behind a pair of freshmen forwards, Louis Leblanc and Conor Morrison, who both have 10 on the season. The fact that Harvard’s top three goal-scorers are all first- or second-year players bodes well for the future of any hockey team...
...first attempt bounced off the back iron, but he made the second to tie things up at 66. Zampier’s desperation heave was well off the mark, sending the Ancient Eight rivals into overtime...
Simply reaching overtime was no easy feat for Harvard, which trailed 51-47 at the 7:28 mark in the second half...
...weekend gave Stone the chance to tie former Colby and Minnesota coach Laura Halldorson’s career wins mark, but Friday’s loss prevented President’s Day weekend from becoming a Stone coronation. Saturday’s win gives Harvard a chance to get Stone the nod in the regular season’s final weekend...
...pair deserved to score as high as the American teams. Caydee Denney and Jeremy Barrett, who came in 13th place, were solid, but I wanted to see more athleticism. They spent an inordinate chunk of their routine mindlessly waving their arms around. A few timing issues aside, Americans Mark Ladwig and Amanda Evora, who finished 10th, were truly terrific. They scored significantly higher than the French team, which didn't feel right. Perhaps the judges really do dock you for milking...