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...don’t think I’m alone there. This year a record crowd of 5,167 watched the NCAA championship between Minnesota-Duluth and Harvard. Overshadowed in Duluth’s 4-3 double overtime victory is that Harvard took just one minute to come back from a 2-0 first-period deficit. I’m confident that the thousands of people who felt ambivalence towards women’s hockey prior to watching—whether from the stands of from their homes—felt the same way about that game as I felt...
...trip cancellation was doubly disappointing for Chu and her Harvard teammates Angela Ruggiero and Botterill, who only days before had been narrowly defeated, 4-3, by Minnesota-Duluth in the NCAA Championship game...
Harvard coach Katey Stone and her Minnesota-Duluth counterpart Shannon Miller looked through the stands of the Duluth Entertainment and Convention Center on March 23 and saw a dream had come true. A sellout crowd of 5,167 had come to watch an NCAA women’s hockey championship game, and thousands more would be watching on television. When the two coaches met for a pregame parley, Miller uttered an appropriate challenge for the evening...
...week later, Harvard played its third game of the season on the road against then-No. 1 Minnesota-Duluth. The Bulldogs, not subject to Ivy scheduling restrictions, had already played 10 games. Harvard changed perceptions when it came into Duluth in midseason form and triumphed 2-1 over the two-time defending national champions...
When the Harvard women’s hockey team fell yet again to Minnesota-Duluth on March 23 this spring, McAuliffe only spent a few days in withdrawal. She debuted in softball against Boston University six days later...