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...assist for Providence (8-6-1, 7-2-1 Hockey East). Tony Zancanaro added a goal and an assist for the Friars.Brown (2-7-1, 2-5-0 ECAC) took the early lead when Pete LeCain scored at 3:17 of the first period.Torry Gajda’s power-play goal tied the score at 15:25 of the first period. McDonald scored 49 seconds later.Zancanaro and Nick Mazzolini scored in the second period, and McDonald finished off the scoring early in the third.BU 6, BC 2BOSTON—Boston University scored four unanswered goals in the third period...
...Crimson right from the opening faceoff. Just 19 seconds in, Yale pivot Jean-Francois Boucher took a pass from linemate Nate Jackson and sent a shot high past Harvard netminder Justin Tobe’s blocker, giving the Bulldogs a 1-0 cushion. Though the Crimson equalized on a power-play tally by Pelle within four minutes, three Yale goals in the second period—including two less than a minute apart—sent Harvard to the locker room down 4-1 with just 20 minutes remaining. “I thought that 4-1 was a fair...
...goal, and Brady added three helpers. “This weekend was the best they’ve played,” Stone said. “They played with a lot of energy, with some speed and purpose. It’s a tribute to Carrie. She’s the right fit there. I think our lines are where we really want them to be right now.” Bernakevitch also filled in admirably on the top power-play unit for junior Katie Johnston, out resting an injured groin, picking up a goal and an assist...
...know it yet, but she’s getting a breath this weekend,” she added. The bright spot for Harvard was its stellar effort on the penalty kill, but the preponderance of whistles against it remains a cause for concern. The Crimson allowed only one power-play score, but afforded the Friars ten extra-skater chances.“It’s one of the big issues for us,” Sifers said. “We can’t let the referees dictate the game. But we battled through [the penalties...
...contentious periods after the break—the first coming on a power play that followed a game misconduct penalty on Harvard freshman defenseman Nora Sluzas, who was called for checking from behind. Minnesota-Duluth’s Juliane Jubinville was similarly tossed just one minute after the power-play score, marking the period’s second game misconduct. For the second night, Minnesota-Duluth held a large edge in shots, tallying 42 to Harvard’s 29. Noemie Marin again posted two scores for the Bulldogs, while the Crimson was held scoreless until sophomore forward Laura Brady...