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...said Donato of the goal. “It was nice to see [Maki] get rewarded for all his hard work with a big goal like that.” The Crimson finally took the lead at 17:34, thanks in part to a fortuitous bounce. Junior defenseman Dylan Reese??s shot caromed off of St. Lawrence forward Mike Zbriger and soared into the air, coming to rest in the slot, where Watters was waiting. “I just happened to be standing there, so I just kind of turned around and fired...
...first period until St. Lawrence winger Chase Trull notched the first goal of the night with one minute left. Harvard moved into a tie after sophomore Dave Watters tipped a Dylan Reese shot into the back of the net with 12:09 left in the second period. It was Reese??s third straight game with an assist. Goalie John Daigneau withstood several furious flurries in front of his own net, saving a total of 25 shots on the night. Daigneau and St. Lawrence’s Justin Pesony each faced 27 shots, but Daigneau had one more crucial...
Sure, the skipper had been responsible for RPI’s power play, mouthing off to the referee after junior defenseman Dylan Reese??s tally was denied because the net was off its moorings. And yes, Morissette’s score would withstand the Crimson’s late two-goal rally to hold up as the difference in a 3-2 game. Donato himself acknowledged his culpability, apologizing to his players after the game...
...latter squad, then No. 9 in the country. But that didn’t mean that there wasn’t plenty for the Crimson (9-4-1, 7-4-0 ECAC) to work on in practice this week. “Decent” was junior defenseman Dylan Reese??s assessment of the Crimson’s play en route to the two victories. “Maybe average, but not much better,” he said. Though Harvard’s defense limited UNH’s momentum and quality shots on net, the Wildcats...
...fifth man-advantage goal of the season low into the left side of the net at 3:09. The Crimson maintained its aggressive pace throughout the period and increased its cushion to 2-0 at 10:25, when sophomore winger Dave Watters stuffed the rebound from blueliner Dylan Reese??s initial shot past the sprawled Curry. But unfortunately for Harvard, the Crimson would not extend its lead despite dominating the Terriers for the rest of the period, and the two-goal margin would not prove to be enough for the victory. “Getting outshot...