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...began with the national quarterfinals in 2005, the first year the NCAA field expanded to eight teams, with Harvard hosting upstart Mercyhurst. The tenacious Lakers poured in four goals in regulation, matched tit-for-tat by a quartet of scores from Crimson winger Nicole Corriero ’05 (part of her record-setting total of 59 goals that year...
Harvard has now participated in four of the five longest women’s games on record, including the BC game last month and 2005’s Frozen Eight triple-overtime triumph over Mercyhurst. After a run of three consecutive national title game appearances from 2003-2005, Saturday’s loss to the defending champion Badgers marks the second straight year the Crimson has been evicted in the tournament’s opening round...
...that they really don’t like to fly in more than two teams for Regionals.”As the bracket stands, the Crimson will fly to Madison to play the Badgers while Minnesota-Duluth will travel to Erie, Pa. to square off against No. 2 Mercyhurst. Boston College drew No. 3 Dartmouth and St. Lawrence is set to take on No. 4 UNH in the two local games of the playoff round.Arguably the combination that best preserves the integrity of the bracket would have pitted Boston College, ranked seventh in the polls, against No. 1 Wisconsin...
...Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award by USA Hockey, announced Monday. The award, which honors the top player in NCAA Division I women’s hockey, will be presented at the Hilton Lake Placid Resort in Lake Placid, NY on March 17. Joining Chu among the finalists are Mercyhurst forward Meghan Agosta, the first-ever freshman to make the top three, and Wisconsin forward Sara Bauer, the 2006 winner. Chu has 66 points this season, and leads the nation with 2.28 points per game and 48 assists. The two-time Olympian is also the NCAA’s all-time scoring...
...March 5, the USA Hockey Foundation will narrow their nominees for the Kazmaier Award down to three. Other finalists for the prize include Harvard teammate sophomore Sarah Vaillancourt, as well as two from Wisconsin and one each from Mercyhurst, Dartmouth, Ohio State, New Hampshire, St. Lawrence, and Minnesota-Duluth...