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...Crimson would be held scoreless for the rest of the contest, and the Bears finished on a three-goal run to secure their first Ivy League win of the season. The statistics present a telling tale of the tape, as Harvard went 10-21 on clears and was outshot by the hosts, 19-35. “We didn’t take quality opportunities on offense, and we weren’t able to get the ball through the midfield to have that many opportunities on offense,” Martin said. The Crimson returns to action...
...game against them in the four years I’ve played. It’s never an easy game against Brown, and they came these past two games and took it to us.”In the second period, Harvard again outshot its opponent 14-9. But despite a back-and-forth 20 minutes, and a power play each, neither team managed to put the puck in the net. Despite sophomore goalie Ryan Carroll’s 24 saves, Brown found another opportunity to score at 3:27 in the third. A penalty on Harvard sophomore Matt McCollem...
...They played tough, they played hard, and they took advantage of their opportunities.”Having fought back from a 2-0 reverse in the second period through a brace by senior forward Sarah Wilson, the end result was hard for Harvard to swallow.Though the Crimson outshot its opponent 50 to 17, it was thwarted by resolute defending by the Engineers, an inability to finish goal-scoring opportunities, and, at times, a simple lack of luck.“I think the hockey gods were favoring them today,” Stone said...
...Crimson outshot Brown 39-23, but it was the quality, not the quantity, of shots that mattered...
...great team, and we’ve got to play well…to get some wins.”While there’s no denying that Harvard played technically well—it only committed one penalty, generated plenty of offensive opportunities, and outshot the Bears 39-23—whether or not the team played with all the intensity and effort required of a championship playoff match is a bit more questionable.“It was more of a work ethic thing,” said Harvard coach Ted Donato...