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...slot from the right faceoff circle and whipped a shot at Crimson netminder Dov Grumet-Morris, who recorded the initial save, then leaned forward to clear the puck off to the side as he had successfully done only moments earlier. But Preston Callander’s stick reached the rebound first, and the UNH captain managed to get just enough on his second-chance effort to poke it past Grumet-Morris to tie the score at two 3:44 into the third...
...slot. His one-timer whizzed just wide of the target, then kicked to UNH, which rapidly pushed play back down to the other end of the ice. Collins’ initial offering from the left circle caught Grumet-Morris in the chest, allowing the Wildcats to control the rebound and cycle possession back to the right point for a slapshot. Perched at the top of the crease, Collins redeflected the errant attempt on net, batting it off the inside of the left post but not in, leaving the two sides deadlocked entering sudden-death play...
...eight seconds later, one tick short of an NCAA tournament record for consecutive goals. Though Harvard lost the face-off following Collins’ score, rookie Tyler Magura quickly regained possession for the Crimson and tested Regan from the point. Though he recorded the initial save, Regan left the rebound on the doorstep for Meintel, who flipped his no-angle second effort across the crease and into the top corner of the cage on the far side to restore Harvard’s one-goal lead...
...slot. His one-timer whizzed just wide of the target, then kicked to UNH, which rapidly pushed play back down to the other end of the ice. Collins’ initial offering from the left circle caught Grumet-Morris in the chest, allowing the Wildcats to control the rebound and cycle possession back to the right point for a slapshot. Perched at the top of the crease, Collins redeflected the errant attempt on net, batting it off the inside of the left post but not in, leaving the two sides deadlocked entering sudden-death play...
...ahead tally just eight seconds later, one tick short of an NCAA tournament record. Though Harvard lost the faceoff following Collins’ score, rookie Tyler Magura quickly regained possession for the Crimson and tested Regan from the point. Though he recorded the initial save, Regan left the rebound on the doorstep for Meintel, who flipped his no-angle second effort across the crease and into the top corner of the cage on the far side to restore Harvard’s one-goal lead...