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...claim the title her No. 1 seeding had predicted. But Grigg didn’t seem too upset with the way her tournament run had ended. Either way, the Ramsay Cup was back in Crimson hands. “Lily’s just a fantastic player??either way it’s a success,” she said. “If I had to lose to anyone,” Grigg added, “I’d like it to be Lily...
...poke at a loose puck, Boe collided with a Golden Knight and slid out of net. Down on the ice for a few ticks, she recovered to get back in net—but her stick lay out of reach, forcing her to play with a player??s stick for the rest of the possession. “I was just trying to get the closest stick I could find from my defensemen,” Boe said. “It’s a little scary when you don’t have your own stick...
...second runners-up and a $20 Finale gift certificate went to the champion. Though the stakes were high, the victims of the seven-column-by-six-row vertical playing field remained composed in the face of defeat. “I’m not a very good game player??so I pretty much expected to lose going in,” said E.E. Keenan ’06, one of the contestants who failed to advance past the preliminary round. “But I thought it was a lot of fun.” Though...
...Slaughter will round out the group. Two freshmen, Nick Sapia and Garrett Schabb, will start at short-stick mid. The Crimson is also looking to use a new strategy in goal, potentially splitting the time between freshman Joe Pike and sophomore Evan O’Donnell to utilize each player??s abilities. After Saturday, the Crimson begins a long season of both tough conference and non-conference play, beginning with a game Mar. 10 against preseason No. 10 Massachusetts. The schedule includes four 2005 conference champions, and nine games against schools that are either ranked or receiving votes...
...penalty kill and the power play, which until recently was the nation’s number two unit, and looking to get the puck to her young linemates waiting close to the net. With this added responsibility, Raimondi has matured on the ice to become an all-around player??a noticeable progression from the rookie with the stunning shot she brought with her three years ago. “I have a very different perspective now,” Raimondi says. “I have been playing defense on the special teams throughout the season...