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...them were rebound goals.”On the other hand, the Crimson’s penalty kill held the potent Big Red offense scoreless in eight man-advantage chances, standing strong in front of goaltender John Daigneau, the tournament’s Most Outstanding Player.AROUND THE NATIONIn other postseason action, Boston University and Michigan State locked up No. 1 seeds in the NCAA tournament by winning their respective conference tournaments.The Spartans prevailed, 2-1, over Miami (OH) in the CCHA finals after defeating rival Michigan in the semifinals.Boston College opened up a 1-0 lead over the Terriers...
...lately. But...Boe’s been in this position before and she’ll do everything she can and put her team in a position to win.”Although New Hampshire should benefit from having home ice, it suffers from a decided deficit in postseason experience. The Wildcats are making their first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance tonight, while all of the upperclassmen on the Harvard roster have had at least one taste of women’s hockey’s Big Dance. “The older kids certainly have the experience of playing...
...fact that the program only moved up to Division I status in 2000. The Great Danes won the regular season division crown by going 13-3 in the America East and 21-10 overall.Then, after entering this season 0-4 in America East tournament play, they took care of postseason business as well to lock up the automatic...
While senior Ali Boe suffocated the opponents’ offensive attacks in net this past weekend and classmate Jennifer Raimondi’s goal came on Sunday came at a key point during the game, it was Wilson who shined the brightest for the Crimson at the ECAC postseason tournament...
...basketballs and footballs of the world—we come up short. Because what measures success in those arenas is wins, and a basketball team coming off its fourth straight losing season and a football team whose growth is consistently stunted by shortened schedule thanks to Ivy League postseason rules earn us little praise—(un)deservingly so. As great as it is to see us near the top of the APR ratings, it should be expected, not lauded. This is, of course, Harvard.Granted, the life of a Harvard athlete is indeed a hectic one. Few exceptions from coaches...