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...defense kept the game close until the end against a strong Golden Knights assault. At one point, with Clarkson on a 5-on-3, a puck that rebounded off Richter’s left pad cut across to open forward Chris D’Alvise, who fired at the net. Richter sprawled to his left and caught the puck with his glove, keeping the score at 2-1. In the third period, the Golden Knights outshot Harvard, 6-5, but Richter pulled through with a series of difficult stops in the last 10 minutes of play. With...
...power play, Harvard junior Sarah Vaillancourt carved her way through the Quinnipiac defense and unloaded a shot towards the top right corner of the goal. As the puck hit the crossbar and flew high into the air, Chute found herself in the right place at the right time to net her first career goal. “[The puck] actually hit me in the body and dropped right in front of me and all I had to do was shovel it in,” Chute said. The Crimson started off on a high note when freshman Kate Beusser scored...
...play opportunities.But St. Lawrence’s attempts to equalize were to no avail as the Harvard offense dominated the final 10 minutes with four more goals. Goals from Pelle and freshman forward Michael Biega made the score 4-1. Then, Christian scored his second goal on an empty net, and MacDonald finished off the offensive barrage with a low slapper that ripped past Petizian. Harvard might have been able to make the scoring disparity even larger, as the team outshot the Saints, 43-23.“We have a lot better offense this year,” senior...
...third period when the Crimson took advantage of a 5-on-3 power play. Vaillancourt had an open look from the top of the left side and slapped in her first goal of the season. Princeton dominated possession in the early going and found the back of the net first. Tigers junior Annie Greenwood took a high shot from the middle of the ice that beat sophomore goalie Christina Kessler glove side. Harvard had its share of opportunities in the first period as well. The Crimson outshot the Tigers, 11-10, in the opening frame...
...pass rush and was unable to move the ball on the ground against the stingiest rush defense in the Ivy League. Running backs Ray Rangel and Jordan Davis combined for just 22 yards on 10 carries, and the Lions finished the day with -5 net yards rushing.“I thought offensively we played very bad, very bad,” said Columbia head coach Norries Wilson. “I thought the offensive line play left everything to be desired.”Initially, however, it didn’t appear that the Lions would need a running...