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...offensive pressure, taking a 6-1 lead in shots after the first period. The best chance for a Crimson goal came in the last few minutes of the first period, when tri-captain Sarah Vaillancourt passed to tri-captain Jenny Brine, who struck for the UNH net. The puck rebounded in front of the goal but was kicked away by Wildcat goaltender Kayley Hermann.“I think that it was a really good start for us,” Vaillancourt said. “We kept them in their zone right from the beginning, which is surprising because...
...Donato said. “I don’t think we executed really anything that we wanted to do.”Harvard looked promising in the first period. The two teams played evenly until 7:15, when UND’s Brad Malone snagged the puck in front of the Crimson goal, knocking it past freshman goalie Matt Hoyle. Just one minute later, the Fighting Sioux’s Brad Miller made the score 2-0 after slamming a shot over Hoyle’s right shoulder. Harvard cranked up its defensive play for the rest...
...outdone, UND sought to take control of the match’s momentum early. However, the Sioux committed a pair of penalties within the first two minutes of the match that gave Harvard a 5-on-3 advantage. Freshman forward Alex Killorn received the puck from sophomore forward Michael Biega on the right-hand side of the goal at close range and fired it into the lower-left corner of the net for an easy goal just 2:07 into the match. Junior defenseman Alex Biega also notched an assist on the play. Unfortunately for the Crimson, the early lead...
...have the opportunity to show to ourselves as well as everybody else that we are going to be a force to reckon with down the stretch, and that’s what this game can really do for us.” So when the puck drops at 7 p.m. tonight at the Bright, Harvard is determined to ensure that the perfect record at home remains that way. —Staff writer Robert T. Hamlin can be reached at rhamlin@fas.harvard.edu...
...second [game], I think that we came out a little flat in the first, but definitely picked it up in the second and third periods,” Kessler said.The Crimson shined in the second period. At 13:09, tri-captain Sarah Vaillancourt grabbed the puck and made an unassisted slick shot beneath Gopher goalkeeper Jenny Lura’s skate, straight into the net to tie the game. The third period saw the most action overall, starting with a goal at 2:43 from Minnesota’s Rachael Drazan. The Gophers continued to crank up the physicality, giving...