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...started standing around and watching, and we got in trouble,” Stone said. “We’ve been playing some pretty good defense but we’re playing too much of it in our own zone.”The Crimson easily outshot Clarkson, 35-20, but a combination of Dahm’s outstanding play in the net and Harvard’s inability to capitalize on the power play rendered the Crimson’s efforts fruitless.“[Dahm] kept her team in the game,” Brine said...
...post, notching his second goal in as many games to put the Crimson ahead, 1-0. “Alex Killorn got a good shot, and the goalie was out of the net, so I had an easy tap in there,” McCollem said. The Crimson outshot the Saints, 17-10, in the second frame, but four penalties limited Harvard’s scoring chances by forcing the squad to play defense for nearly half of the period. The Crimson recorded seven penalties overall but shut down all of the Saints’ power-play opportunities...
...anybody had a better view, but they pulled it off,” he added. Whether Baskind’s shot went in or not, all of that didn’t matter after Nichols put in the game-winning goal. Overall, the Crimson outshot the Lions 25-15, dominating the offensive end. Harvard got the first goal of the game at 26:01, when senior Rachael Lau launched a pass to speeding junior Christina Hagner. Hagner promptly redirected the ball into the back of the net. After this initial goal, Columbia and Harvard traded shots. But junior Lauren Mann...
...played a lot better than we did on Saturday,” Caples said. “It was good to play a great team and keep it a close game.” The only goals of the game occurred in the first half, where the Terriers outshot the Crimson 7 to 5. BU goalkeeper Kim Kastuk was too much for the Crimson to handle as she recorded five saves in the shutout. Captain Kylie Stone notched three saves, but the lack of offense kept Harvard from capturing the win. “They did a really good...
...second. We need to make that a point of emphasis.” In the first half, Boston College hit the crossbar once and then had two more opportunities before halftime. Still down a goal in the second frame, the Eagles started pushing more attackers up front. The squad outshot the Crimson 19-0 in the second half. Ten minutes away from victory, Harvard gave up a corner, and on the ensuing cross, Boston College’s Kelly Henderson scored on a header. With one minute remaining, the Eagles almost grabbed the win when another shot deflected...