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Harvard wasn’t lacking offensive firepower in Saturday night’s gamed—it outshot the Sioux 36 to 26—nor was the team spending too much time in the penalty box (North Dakota committed nine penalties to the Crimson’s four). From what I could see, Harvard was simply unable to hold...
Although Boston College outshot the Crimson 15-3 in the first period, freshman goaltender Matt Hoyle’s solid play limited the Eagles to one goal in the frame...
...play and multiple shot attempts, Harvard could not break the tie. As in the third period, neither team was able close it out in overtime. Most attempts were slapshots from the point or beyond as neither squad could find close looks at the net. In the end, the Crimson outshot the Raiders, 41-27. Martin finished the game with 15 saves. “We have to keep trying,” Stone said. “You’re going have more success on one day than another...
...flip side, the Crimson struggled to generate offense against Cornell and was outshot 37-14 overall. And to top it off, Big Red goaltender Ben Scrivens holds the nation’s leading save percentage (.977) and has a 0.72 goals-against average...
...attempts and dominant goaltending by Cornell junior goaltender Jenny Niesluchowski. Harvard was able to convert on its attempts with a spectacular power-play goal by Wilson. Vaillancourt brought the puck up, then quickly dropped it back to Wilson with a no-look pass for the one-timer. The Crimson outshot Cornell, 20-7, in the second. Harvard extended its dominant style of play in the third period, tallying three more goals despite minimal shot opportunities. Cornell cracked open the third with a close-range goal only two minutes into the frame, but the Crimson responded three minutes later with...