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...They had several chances that any other goalie probably would have let in, [so] I am very happy he’s our goalie.“I just feel bad for him,” Hoff added. “Three goals made [it to] our net??he didn’t deserve that.”Although faced with a disappointing result at home, Harvard has two chances in the coming week to get back to winning ways, hosting Holy Cross on Wednesday before taking on the Tigers of Princeton in a key Ivy League fixture...
...Donnell. The backup allowed just three goals in his almost 22 minutes of work in the game, but most of the action O’Donnell saw was in garbage time. The inability to score and the success others have had in putting the ball in the net??the Crimson has surrendered 26 goals through two games—has the team searching to find an answer. “Right now, we’re a pretty frustrated team,” Mahler said. “This is our second game, and once again, I don?...
...season, rookie Kyle Richter.Year after year, goaltender Justin Tobe has found himself backing up a teammate. It hasn’t always been for the entirety of the schedule—Harvard coach Ted Donato ’91 has started the past two seasons with a platoon in net??but sooner or later, Tobe has found himself sitting on the bench.“My junior year, my second year here [after transferring from Michigan State], was a bit of a disappointment in terms of not playing a lot,” he recalls...
...over eight minutes into the game, a body-checking penalty on Bulldogs senior center Noemie Marin gave Harvard the man advantage. Duluth freshman goalkeeper Kim Martin knocked away co-captain Julie Chu’s shot, but Cahow corralled the rebound and tucked the puck behind Martin into the net??only nine seconds into the power play. After its aggressive play to open the game, Harvard eased up after Cahow’s goal. By the time the first period ended, the Bulldogs had outshot the Crimson, 9-8. Between periods, Harvard coach Katey Stone pressed the team...
...activities and friendships from high school is unwise because of the inherent instability of these kinds of communities. Student organizations lose their appeal with time, as their leadership and priorities change, and high school friends grow apart in college. Strong House communities are vital because they are a safety net??when students can profit from the acquaintance and friendship of hundreds of housemates, their chances of emerging safely from the collapse of friendships or changes in activities increase dramatically...