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...Crimson. A little over eight minutes into the game, a body-checking penalty on Bulldogs senior center Noemie Marin gave Harvard the man advantage. Duluth freshman goalkeeper Kim Martin knocked away co-captain Julie Chu’s shot, but Cahow corralled the rebound and tucked the puck behind Martin into the net—only nine seconds into the power play. After its aggressive play to open the game, Harvard eased up after Cahow’s goal. By the time the first period ended, the Bulldogs had outshot the Crimson, 9-8. Between periods, Harvard coach Katey Stone...
...second consecutive game. While Richter started Saturday night’s game against Princeton, he was pulled in favor of Tobe in the second period after surrendering the game-winning goal. After making a partial save on a Princeton shot, Richter appeared to lose sight of the puck as it trickled through his legs and across the goal line, prompting Donato to make a substitution. Donato, however, denied that granting Tobe the start indicated a shift in his long-term strategy regarding the backstop position. “I haven’t really made any decisions...
...these last few weeks. It looked like in overtime there wasn’t a lot of gas in the tank.” With 1:35 left in the extra frame, Dean Strong, the leading scorer for Vermont (8-4-1, 5-1-1 Hockey East), tapped the puck into the net, leaving Harvard with its ninth defeat of the season. “I think we’re a little too content with a loss,” captain Dylan Reese said. “It was a good effort overall, but it’s still...
...Crimson’s first goal—on an assist from Biega—en route to Harvard’s recovery from a 2-0 first-period deficit. Setting up in the right faceoff circle, Taylor was somehow able to find an angle and bank the puck into the left side of the net to begin the comeback effort. “Going down 2-0 there, unfortunately for us, has been too often an occurrence,” Donato said, “so it was nice that we battled back...
...Different from the past two years, everyone wants to do it themselves, make moves on the blue line,” Reese said. “We lost the puck about five times on the blue line in the third period because everyone wants to be Wayne Gretzky...