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...Dylan Reese??€™s screened slapshot at 18:23 in the initial period gave the Crimson a first-frame lead, and Harvard enjoyed several good chances when Cornell’s Daniel Pegoraro was whistled for holding 7:21 into the middle period—the best of which came when Dan Murphy dished the puck from the right circle to the left corner of the crease, where a perfectly positioned Brendan Bernakevitch pushed it just wide...
...both sides forsook defense in their desperate effort to pull ahead in the frame’s waning moments, sophomore Dylan Reese??€™s failed clearing attempt squirted to Cavanagh at the Harvard blue line, where he dashed past a pair of Colgate defenders and headed up ice with only Mormina left to beat. Afforded hardly any space at all, Cavanagh deftly pushed a pass to himself around the Raiders’ last man as he crossed center ice, then fought to squeeze off a wrist shot in the slot as Mormina attempted to haul him down...
...Crimson took a lead into the first intermission when Dylan Reese??€™s screened slapshot slipped past netminder David McKee at 18:23, but the Big Red would steal the middle frame and carry play for the rest of the game...
With 2:15 remaining in the first period and 1:14 left on Dylan Reese??€™s obstruction-interference minor, Du deftly stripped Clarkson’s Grant Clitsome as he attempted to carry the puck out of the Golden Knights’ zone, allowing the sophomore center to skate in all alone on goaltender Dustin Traylen. Deking twice, Du brought the puck over to Traylen’s stick side before backhanding it just inside the left post for the game-winner, Harvard’s second shorthanded tally of the season...
...until then, appeared to belong to the Crimson (14-6-2, 11-4-1 ECAC), which controlled the game’s pace thanks in large part to three power plays in the first overtime. Only Huskies goaltender Keni Gibson’s toe stood between sophomore blueliner Dylan Reese??€™s one-timer and a Harvard victory 14:55 into the frame, and similar efforts from captain Noah Welch skipped just wide...