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...junior forward Matt Price followed with a goal of his own minutes later when he stuffed a loose puck through a commotion in front of Hoyle’s net. With the score now 4-1, the Eagles did not let up, playing a very physical game. With the referee??s whistle landing BC players in and out of the penalty box during a seven-minute stretch in the middle of the third period, the Eagles sent their best penalty-killing unit on to the ice and somehow maintained its impressive defense. A close attempt by Fraser...
...goals.“You need to play with discipline in the playoffs in order to win,” MacDonald said. “I think we took bad decisions...most importantly just taking bad penalties.”The Crimson’s inability to avoid the referee??s whistle, even when it came to coordinating line changes, forced the penalty kill to defend against a two-man deficit just minutes after Quinnipiac had opened the second period with its third power-play goal of the night, making the score 4-2.The ensuing 5-on-3 would...
...saves to preserve the shutout. The visitors’ mounting frustration was quite clear, as little shoves or scuffles seemed to follow every stoppage in play, but the Crimson rose above the temptation to fight and gladly accepted the Bobcats’ extra penalties. However, it was not a referee??s call that led to Harvard’s next goal, but an even strength effort again from Michaud. In a set-up very similar to his first goal, the freshman collected a pass from the left to the right, this time from defenseman Ian Tallett, and ripped...
Though Cornell did tally a controversial goal at 18:18, a score that senior blueliner Tom Walsh argued did not cross the line—an argument for which he earned a 10-minute misconduct after bumping into the referee??the Crimson held on through a rough and physical final two minutes to escape with...
...Brown corner kick, the ball was loose in front of the Harvard goal. Shields moved to cover the ball but got caught in a pack of players, and the ball ended up in the back of the net. Game over.The Bears’ celebration was short-lived, however. A referee??s whistle—the call, goalkeeper interference. No goal.“I got a big break from the ref,” Shields said. “That was a foul against me. Well, the girl hit me, so he called a foul, but you never...