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...Richter saw some positives in the offensive struggles, as part of the reason his team was unable to finish such a high number of plays was that it generated so many.“The guys battled hard, and they threw a lot of pucks to the net,” Richter said, adding, “Just missed opportunities to capitalize and get some goals, but…I thought they did a good job.”—Staff writer Daniel J. Rubin-Wills can be reached at drubin@fas.harvard.edu...
...sign of his relative inexperience.Spillane made his best save of the opening frame in its final minute. With Harvard skating with the man advantage, the Crimson worked the puck to senior forward Alex Meintel in the slot. The winger fired a bullet that seemed destined for the left-side netting until Spillane flicked the puck away with a toe save at the very last second.That stop was only a sign of things to come in the next period. As the Crimson turned up the heat on the Vermont defense, Spillane stepped up to the challenge.In the middle of the period...
...advantage of a rare mid-season exhibition match-up to give some playing time to inexperienced reserves, the Harvard men’s hockey team dropped a 4-3 contest to the U.S. National Under-18 team last night at the Bright Hockey Center. Freshman Ryan Carroll started in net for the Crimson and played two periods, posting 19 saves and allowing two goals. Sophomore John Riley spelled him in the third period, making seven saves but allowing the game-winning goal to Robbie Czarnik. Three different seniors scored for Harvard. Winger Dave Watters netted a goal with less than...
...Harvard's penalty ended, a fantastic save by Richter diving from his perch at the right post all the way across the net to smother a shot by Vermont from near the left post. Both teams back to full strength...
...Vermont gets the first real chance of the night, as the Crimson can't clear the puck from behind its net, but the Catamounts are never quite able to kick it out in front...