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...Crimson was thwarted time and time again by Connecticut goalie Jennie Bellonio, who made 40 saves in the game. But with both teams scoreless and 7:07 left in the third period, junior Jenny Brine fired a slapshot towards the net after receiving a pass from freshman Liza Ryabkina. Bellonio made the save, but Vaillancourt swooped in for the rebound, slamming the puck home to put Harvard on the board with what would be the game-winning goal...
...backhanding the puck past the right skate of Connecticut goaltender Jennie Bellonio. The scoring play began when junior Jenny Brine fired a slapshot off Bellonio. Vaillancourt controlled the rebound, touched it around the goaltender, and slid the puck into the lower corner. Both Brine and freshman Liza Ryabkina were credited with assists. “It was a huge effort from Liza and Jenny,” Vaillancourt said. “I was just there for the rebound.” Brine added an insurance goal four minutes later. After Ryabkina attempted a wraparound shot, the puck was deflected...
...count on Saturday night in Providence, R.I. The triumph extended the squad’s perfect season-opening string to 11 games, matching a run by the Crimson’s 2003-04 team. Tri-captain Caitlin Cahow, juniors Sarah Vaillancourt and Jenny Brine, and freshman Liza Ryabkina all scored as Harvard pushed its season goal total to 40 from 10 different players. “It was a tough game from the beginning—Providence has skilled players who can move with the puck,” Cahow said. “It certainly wasn?...
...commanding wins over No. 8 Dartmouth, Rensselaer and Union this past week. Though the Crimson’s offensive attack so far has been a well-balanced one, as 10 different players have contributed to the team’s 34 goals this season. Notably, rookies Anna McDonald, Liza Ryabkina, Katherine Chute, Kate Buesser, and Deborah Conway scored 13 of those goals.And the Crimson defense, under Cahow’s leadership, has established itself as one of the most oppressive in the country. Harvard currently leads the nation in scoring defense with 0.89 goals allowed per game and in power...
...coaches feel strongly about this year,” Cahow said, “is that we want every player to feel like she can make a difference anywhere on the ice.”Cahow, Vaillancourt, junior Sarah Wilson, sophomores Anna McDonald and Cori Bassett, and freshman Liza Ryabkina each recorded a tally in the 6-0 shutout of the Dutchwomen.But the most telling statistic in the blowout was the shot count—Harvard held a 61-6 edge.“On Saturday we came out flying and really used the things we had talked about after...