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...with them up and down the ice, so we felt that we wanted to establish our forecheck and get the puck in deep.”Donato’s plan paid off. During the second period, the Crimson scored five goals, including one on a power-play opportunity. Quinnipiac??s growing frustration was evident, and the Bobcat’s lack of discipline cost them.With five minutes to go in the second, Quinnipiac??s Brian Lietsch unleashed several punches on forward Alex Biega in a one-sided fight to nearly earn himself an ejection...
...rattled off three unanswered goals in three minutes to open a lead, but again the Bobcats cut into that lead with two scores—spread over four minutes—to pull within one, 4-3. Curtis connected with Martin for another Harvard tally just eight seconds after Quinnipiac??s third goal to open the lead to two with 14:19 remaining in the first half. The Crimson followed with four unanswered goals—including two free-position shots from Martin and unassisted scores from Curtis and Flynn. Halpern helped Flood to complete her hat trick...
...game when we took a lot of penalties that we have to be more disciplined, and tonight our guys did a good job of staying out of the box,” co-captain Mike Taylor said.Despite early scuffling that led to matching penalties on sophomore Doug Rogers and Quinnipiac??s Chris Myers for roughing, the Crimson (11-11-3, 9-7-2 ECAC) kept its cool and turned the Bobcats’ (17-9-4, 9-5-4 ECAC) frustration into key scoring chances.Harvard benefited from six power-play opportunities, including three in the first period...
Richter was supported by a solid defense, as 14 of Quinnipiac??s shots were blocked by Harvard blueliners. In the middle of the second period, after Richter blocked a close Bobcat attempt, sophomore Chad Morin cleared it out of the crease along the right boards. During a Quinnipiac power play late in the third period, junior Jimmy Fraser made another solid save for the Crimson...
...Quinnipiac. Last year Harvard crushed the Bobcats 6-1. But one factor that plays to the Bobcats’ advantage is that this Friday’s game will be their sixth, and Harvard has only played twice as a team. “This is going to be [Quinnipiac??s] sixth game,” Vaillancourt said. “They are going to be more used to playing together than us.” The Crimson also beat Princeton last year in a 5-0 shutout, but Ivy games always have the potential to offer unexpected...