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...team’s fourth-consecutive win, and the Crimson’s first win over Minnesota since the 2003 NCAA semifinals. Harvard had not beaten a team from the WCHA—the conference that has turned out every NCAA women’s hockey champion—since a 4-0 win over Minnesota-Duluth three years...
...Meanwhile, Dartmouth is coming off a tough second-straight road loss to defending national champion Minnesota-Duluth. Despite the loss, senior goaltender Carli Clemis made a career-high 48 saves, including 17 in the second period alone. Harvard must find a way to get past Clemis—who has registered a .942 save percentage—if it wants a chance for victory...
...testament to Martin’s talent is her performance in March 20th’s NCAA Frozen Four semifinals matchup with UNH. In the game, the Bulldogs were outshot 41-12 by the Wildcats, but Martin made 39 saves to keep her team in the game and allow Minnesota-Duluth to take a 3-2 victory...
...speech. “I get emotional because I know how hard everyone has worked and how hard I have for this.”The French-Canadian had tough competition for the award in Mercyhurst forward Meghan Agosta, who scored a NCAA-leading 40 goals this season, and Minnesota-Duluth goaltender Kim Martin, who boasted a 1.49 goals against average and a .947 save percentage.But Vaillancourt came out on top in the end, joining a long line of Crimson players to win the award. Of the 11 times the Kazmaier trophy has been handed out, six of the winners...
...she’s one of the best finishers I’ve ever played with.”That season, Brine also got the opportunity to travel out to Duluth, Minn., the site of this year’s Frozen Four.Though the Crimson lost both contests against Minnesota-Duluth by scores of 6-1, Brine still remembers the trip.“The atmosphere in Duluth—we went there freshman year and had a really good time,” Brine says. “But we want more.”The times have changed...