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...Northeastern??s game-opening goal, coming just 42 seconds into play, was the result of a team penalty called on the Crimson before the game began. Harvard was called for a protocol violation after they were late coming out of the locker room to begin the game...
...strengths of our team,” co-captain Mike Taylor said. “That’s just a result of spinning off the guy and taking the puck to the net, which is something we did pretty well tonight.”When Northeastern??s defenders repeatedly failed to clear loose pucks bouncing less than ten feet from Thiessen, Harvard managed to jump out to a 3-0 lead before the Huskies could establish any rhythm.Within the first two minutes, the Crimson pulled ahead thanks to the stick of senior forward Paul Dufault. The play...
...offensive outburst. Senior Paul Dufault gave the Crimson momentum early in the first period, finishing off classmate Jon Pelle’s rebound to put Harvard ahead, 1-0. Senior co-captain Mike Taylor slammed in the next goal, putting it in the right corner past Northeastern??s netminder Brad Thiessen. Boosting the Crimson’s lead, sophomore Doug Rogers finished off a play initiated by senior Alex Mientel and Taylor.Overall, four seniors earned points for tonight’s goals.“My class especially, we really wanted this one tonight, probably more than...
...Harvard women placed third with 112, edging Northeastern??s 103. BC scored 175 points to win the event, with BU second with 126 points...
...missed a shot but got his own rebound. Spates then missed a jumper, but Ojougboh grabbed another board. Spates completed this sequence by hitting a three with 3:03 left, making it a six-point game.Overall, the Crimson did a solid job on the glass, grabbing 26 rebounds to Northeastern??s 28. But 13 of the Huskies’ boards came at the offensive end, with none more crucial than the last two by Adako and Ojougboh.“I thought the difference in the game was scrapping for a few loose balls that they seemed...