Word: piked
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...like coming out of the half we had some momentum.”But the lead would not last long. Despite opening the third stanza with sharp play from tri-captain and goalie Evan O’Donnell—who took over goalkeeping duties from junior starter Joe Pike, who sustained a broken thumb the preceeding week—and a crafty goal from Gibbons, the Big Green would go on to overwhelm the home team. After the Crimson had a score nullified for a man in the crease, Dartmouth followed with six unanswered goals to break...
Last weekend against Yale junior starting goalie Joe Pike was sidelined by a thumb injury sustained in practice. Senior tri-captain Evan O’Donnell stepped in to face the Bulldogs and recorded nine saves...
Adding extra drama to the already charged matchup, Harvard goalie Joe Pike suffered an injury in practice seating him for Saturday’s contest. O’Donnell came in to start his first game this season and held Yale to five goals making five important saves...
...last few games are any indication, Casertano will need a strong supporting cast to best the Crimson. Much like the offense, Harvard’s defense has led behind the consistently strong play of junior goalie Joe Pike. For Harvard the question will be whether or not the ‘D’ can play a full 60 minutes of stifling defense...
...only four goals. The fourth period, however, was a different story. In the final frame, Princeton won 4-of-6 faceoffs while the Crimson committed eight turnovers and managed only 2-of-6 clears. The result was constant pressure on Harvard’s defense. Although Crimson goaltender Joe Pike did his best to stave off the Princeton attack, the Tigers cut the lead to 7-6 midway through the period. Harvard got a little breathing room when junior midfielder Jeff Wannop notched his first collegiate goal. His score came on an unassisted effort, as he circled from behind...