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...make the score 1-0.The Crimson doubled its lead less than a minute later with senior Nick Coskren’s team-leading seventh goal. Senior Steve Rolecek launched a shot from the right faceoff circle after co-captain Jimmy Fraser slid him the puck. Bessette got in front of Rolecek??€™s attempt, but Coskren was there to hammer home the rebound to boost Harvard to a 2-0 lead.Although Colgate outshot the Crimson 12-10 in the first frame, Harvard kept the Raiders out of its defensive zone for the majority of the period, with blueliners Alex Biega...
...lead on the ensuing power play, when sophomore Matt McCollem’s backhand appeared to be a goal, but it was waved off, a call confirmed by video replay.Unperturbed, the Crimson opened the scoring seconds later with Killorn’s power-play score on senior Steve Rolecek??€™s assist after the Union goalie lost sight of the puck. Harvard’s lead would be short-lived, lasting only two minutes before an RPI power play led to the equalizer.The following two penalties taken 17 seconds apart were too much for the Crimson to withstand. Hoyle...
Junior forward Steve Rolecek??€™s first goal halfway through the second period—the third of the contest—seemingly crippled Quinnipiac’s starting goalie, Bud Fisher, and opened the floodgates for a torrent of Crimson goals. The Bobcats twice replaced their goalie throughout the course of the game, but each switch was to little avail—none could provide the solid defensive backup Quinnipiac’s offense so desperately needed...
...game-winning goal at 17:15 of the middle frame, charging down the right side of the ice and launching a wrist shot from a shallow angle that slipped between Modelski’s pads. With Harvard holding the Bulldogs to just five shots in the third period, Rolecek??€™s goal held up for the win. “It’s a little bit of everything—we’re blocking a lot of shots, we’re spending less time in our zone, our penalty kill has been much better...
...Despite being outshot 20-8 by the Crimson in the second period, PEI fared better on the scoresheet. The Panthers potted two power play scores sandwiched around Harvard’s lone goal of the frame, a man-advantage tally by junior winger Dave Watters at 13:01. After Rolecek??€™s goal, the final frame was all about penalties, as either one team or the other found itself on the power play. Even though Harvard spent several minutes killing multiple PEI 5-on-3 man-advantage chances, the Crimson managed to limit the Panthers to just one goal...