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...Colgate offense cracked the netminder in the third period, tallying two goals in the final frame. Just 2:27 into the period, senior forward Zac Tataryn scored for the first time this season, taking a pass from linemate Tom Riley and putting it past Daigneau to double the Raiders?? lead. Sophomore winger Jesse Winchester put the game out of reach at 11:37, tipping a Wilson shot to help Colgate keep pace with Cornell in the league standings. “When you play good teams, it’s not only what you get, it?...
...Wilson, who led the Raiders in goals with 22 entering Friday’s game, assisted on every score in Colgate’s 4-1 victory over Harvard. Meanwhile, his freshman teammate Nick St. Pierre, who had 11 points entering the night, assisted on every goal but the Raiders?? third.—Staff writer Rebecca A. Seesel can be reached at seesel@fas.harvard.edu...
...were putting pucks on net and we had a lot of chances.”The Crimson defense limited the Raiders to 23 shots for the game, with senior goaltender Ali Boe turning aside all but one. The Colgate goal came on one of the Raiders?? three power plays during the contest.—Staff writer Gabriel M. Velez can be reached at gmvelez@fas.harvard.edu.—Staff writer Jonathan Lehman can be reached at jlehman@fas.harvard.edu...
...two.Sophomore center Paul Dufault led the Harvard offense with two goals and an assist, and classmate Mike Taylor scored what proved to be the game-winner at 18:12 of the second period, capitalizing on a give-and-go with linemate Kevin Du and firing a shot past helpless Raiders?? backup Justin Kowalkoski.Taylor’s tally was one of only two even-strength goals by the Crimson on a night where special teams won the game.In addition to scoring four times in six man-advantage opportunities, Harvard held the Colgate power play scoreless through five shifts...
While expectations have been set pretty high for this year’s Colgate team by national media, the squad did lose both its top goal scorer and a former all-league goalie. The good news? The Raiders?? team depth was their strength last year and the improved Brook Wheeler, who posted a 1.76 goals against average, is back between the pipes. They have finished seventh in the ECAC for three straight years, but might be able to close the gap with the upper echelon teams. On the other hand, Colgate has already lost this year...