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Harvard did score a power-play goal at 14:48 when captain Brad Konik, off a pass from freshman Craig Adams, sent a blistering shot past Owen to close the gap to 4-3. This goal, however, came after Nielsen had muscled the puck off Owen and then a Saint defenseman into the net, only to have it taken away because that Saint also knocked the net off its moorings...
Only four minutes into the game, the line notched Harvard's first score. After receiving a pass from junior defenseman Ashlin Halfnight, senior Kirk Nielsen drove towards the St. Lawrence net. While fighting off a pesky defender, Nielsen held onto the puck until finally laying it off to Konik, who blasted it into the upper left corner past Owen...
When Harvard visits St. Lawrence, it has to battle both the home team and the officials for goals, or so it seems. Trailing 4-2 last night, senior Kirk Nielsen ripped a shot on net that Clint Owen stopped, but Saint Troy Creuer kicked the puck into the net at the same time as it crossed the line...
...more harmful goal occurred last season. With Harvard trailing by a goal and the netminder pulled for an extra attacker, the Crimson put the puck in the net with one second left. But the zebra waived that one off, too, as a Saint knocked the net off its mooring. The ref called neither a penalty nor a penalty shot...
Zakowich wasn't so fortunate in the second period, where Harvard had as much success stopping St. Lawrence as the Paris government was having with its striking city. Again, blown coverage led to numerous scoring chances, and this time the Saints found the places to put the puck in. The result: a 5-3 Saint lead...