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Harvard moved the puck solidly outside the RPI defense, and pounced when one of the forwards lost his stick. Senior forward Tim Pettit fired the puck in on Marsters, and with only three Engineers to challenge, junior center Tom Cavanagh easily collected the puck and swung behind the goal. Kolarik crashed on net from Marsters’ left, and Cavanagh hit him in stride to set up the tally, as Kolarik dumped the puck into the right side...
...that, the biggest game of the year, the most important score came not off the stick of Tim Pettit (game-tying fifth goal) or Noah Welch (game-winning sixth goal), but rather surprisingly off the blade of Crimson captain Kenny Smith...
...Crimson trailed archrival Yale (11-11-0, 9-6-0 ECAC) by four goals (4-0) after one period and three (5-2) after two, but staged a serendipitous rally in the third, scoring five times—including goals from Tyler Kolarik, Tim Pettit and the winner by Noah Welch in a 61-second span—to deliver a potentially luck-changing, season-making 7-5 win before a dumbfounded sellout of 3,486 at Ingalls Rink and national television audience on CSTV...
...seconds with a two-man advantage. But while the Crimson put seven shots on goal during the two power plays—including two point-blank chances by Kevin Du on a 2-on-1—none resulted in a goal. And three minutes later, when struggling stars Pettit and Kolarik were denied on a 2-on-1, it looked as if Harvard’s efforts would go for naught. Again...
...53rd shot, a re-direct of Smith’s wrister from just inside the blue line, Pettit tied it. The goal—Pettit’s seventh of the season, after scoring 17 last year—silenced the once-exuberant crowd building with a tangible sense of dread...