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...first victory of 2009.“[Cohen] played really well and he really stepped up in his first game,” said junior midfielder Jason Duboe. “It’s really exciting to watch him play.”Although the Crimson outshot and outscored its opponents, this offensive advantage was not always obvious.Duke began the game coming onto the field with engines firing, and recorded an early 11:56 goal in the first quarter.Harvard would have to wait for revenge against the Devil’s lone score—but when it responded...
...well [in the beginning of the season],” Carroll said. “I was just there ready to take my chance.”Carroll continued his time in goal last weekend against Colgate and No. 6 Cornell. Against the Raiders on Friday, the Crimson was outshot 31-23. It was Carroll’s 29 saves that helped Harvard to its 3-2 victory, and its sixth-place ranking in the ECAC. “[We’re in] such a low scoring league, that in the goalie situation, it’s a position...
...power play has been highly correlated with its ability to win games. In each of Harvard’s seven wins this season, the Crimson’s power play conversion percentage has been greater than or equal to that of its opponents. PENALTY KILLThe Big Red outshot the Crimson 44-24 on the night. The shot differential transpired entirely in the second and third periods, ironically the same time as when Harvard leapt ahead on the scoreboard. The somewhat oppositional statistics may be justified by the Crimson’s superb defense, which killed all seven of Cornell?...
...goal. Senior Steve Rolecek launched a shot from the right faceoff circle after co-captain Jimmy Fraser slid him the puck. Bessette got in front of Rolecek’s attempt, but Coskren was there to hammer home the rebound to boost Harvard to a 2-0 lead.Although Colgate outshot the Crimson 12-10 in the first frame, Harvard kept the Raiders out of its defensive zone for the majority of the period, with blueliners Alex Biega and co-captain Brian McCafferty holding Colgate in the neutral zone.The second period began with a pair of power plays for both sides...
...contest, bringing the final score to 5-2. Though Vaillancourt stole the show, junior goalie Christina Kessler, Chute, and Brine turned in impressive performances as well. Kessler made a career-high 35 saves for the Crimson, while Brine put in a goal, and Chute added two assists. Harvard was outshot, 37-34, overall, but held Cornell scoreless on its six power plays. The Crimson went 0-for-3 with a man advantage, while Mazzotta finished with 29 saves. Overall, Stone was impressed with the team’s composure and its desire to win. “The lines clicked...