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...zone, our penalty kill has been much better, and our goaltending has been very good,” Donato said. “Those all add up to a better brand of defensive hockey for us.” Yale drew first blood when defenseman Brad Mills netted a power-play score at 12:34 of the opening frame. But the Bulldogs’ one-goal lead did not even last until the first intermission. After sophomore blueliner Brian McCafferty took a shot from the red line on the left side of the Yale net, classmate Jimmy Fraser stuffed...
...think they dictated the play a little bit more than we did in the first period.” Once the game entered the second frame, however, it belonged to the Crimson, and specifically to Reese, who capitalized a series of Bulldog penalties to net three consecutive power-play goals. “We wanted to use our speed and establish our forecheck and put them in a position where we were going to get scoring chances or they were going to take penalties,” Donato said. “I thought as the game wore...
...supplied an insurance goal 6:08 into the third period, when he crashed the net on senior Ryan Maki’s shot and slotted the rebound past Dekanich, giving the Crimson a 3-1 lead. Maki finished the scoring with his 12th goal of the season on a power-play opportunity, tipping in a Morin shot at 15:39 to complete the 4-1 victory. One of the highlights of the game was the Harvard defense and penalty kill, which kept Colgate to five shots on goal in each of the first two periods. “Their...
Harvard’s first goal came on the power play, on a wrist shot from Sifers at 3:28 of the second period. Sifers collected the puck off a Katie Johnston faceoff win, and snuck it past Zilis from the right circle. The Crimson had six power-play opportunities in all, and while it converted on only one, the bigger issue seemed to be the lack of officiating down the stretch...
...Crimson took the lead for good at 18:44 into the first frame, as it capitalized on a 5-on-3 power-play advantage. Chu and sophomore Kati Vaughn worked the puck around to junior Caitlin Cahow, who one-timed the puck past Brown goaltender Nicole Stock...