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...horrible first period, and it cost us the game,” captain Dylan Reese said. “We buried ourselves in the first period.” The Bears scored just under seven minutes in, when Sean Dersch picked up the puck in a crowd around the net and snuck it past senior goaltender Justin Tobe, and Jeff Prough gave Brown a 2-0 lead at 14:52. “It’s a shock, but that’s been our problem,” Reese said of the two early goals...
...score midway through the final period. Neither of the leads lasted. This weekend, Krantz surprised rookie netminder Kyle Richter with a long-range shot from the blue line to tie the score at two goals apiece. And 364 days earlier, it was also Krantz who pounced on a dribbling puck near the Harvard blue line, firing the equalizer past goaltender John Daigneau ’06. The eerie similarities don’t stop there. In 2005, forward Topher Scott notched the gamewinner for Cornell just 2:33 after Krantz’s goal. Friday, center Michael Kennedy netted...
...that maybe [Richter] was the guy we should go with on Friday.” Tobe, in his return to action, played admirably, stopping 18 shots and surrendering just one Raider goal. Known in the past for sometimes straying too far from the crease in pursuit of loose pucks, Tobe managed to stay planted firmly between the pipes. “He kicked a lot of rebounds out, played the puck well, and didn’t play too aggressive, which has gotten him in trouble in the past,” captain Dylan Reese said...
...tucked it in to give Harvard the lead. “We definitely bumped it up. We had a sense of urgency,” Solley said. “We knew that time was winding down.” Shortly after play resumed, Johnston deftly stole the puck and rocketed it past Cornell goalkeeper Jenny Niewsluchowski for a 3-1 lead. Nine seconds later, Harvard struck again. Freshman defenseman Kathryn Farni passed the puck to Solley, who shot from the right circle towards the upper right corner of the goal. Niewsluchowski—perhaps stunned by the sudden onslaught?...
...younger players to get out there.”While a handful of freshman saw action in the first period, it was senior Katie Johnston who got Harvard on the board with a short-handed tally with just over three minutes remaining in the frame. Johnston jumped on a puck that was mishandled by a Raiders defender during a line change and dashed in to score unassisted to give the Crimson a 1-0 lead. Special teams saw a lot of ice time for both sides as 18 penalties were whistled on the night, including two game misconduct calls. Colgate?...