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...starting lineup for Quinnipiac was announced before Saturday night’s game against the Harvard men’s hockey team, the crowd chanted “11-0” following each opponent’s name. But that was the only recollection of Friday night’s landslide victory over the Bobcats.The results of the second period revealed the full extent of Harvard’s reversal of fortune, as for the second straight night the team that dominated the second period cruised to victory. While the Crimson used the middle period to explode...
...came so easily for the Harvard men’s hockey the night before, but in the second game of the best-of-three series with Quinnipiac on Saturday night, it was all the Crimson could do just to survive.Plagued by a rash of penalties and a reinvigorated Bobcats squad that continually held its lead just out of reach, Harvard (15-12-4, 12-7-3 ECAC) suffered a frustrating 7-4 setback at the Bright Hockey Center that made an 11-0 loss seem almost preferable. It was apparent from the game’s opening minutes that this...
...with its future on the line, the Crimson stepped up to seize a 3-1 win over the Bobcats and secure a spot in the ECAC semifinal series this weekend in Albany, N.Y, which marks Harvard’s seventh semifinal appearance in the last eight years. Following Saturday night’s penalty-filled match, in which the Bobcats scored on its first four power-play opportunities, the Crimson turned its focus last night to one key theme: penalties. “We did a much better job tonight staying out of the box,” co-captain...
...focus of the day has shifted from religious ceremonies to ethnic pride and parties in modern times. “Fun, green, drunkenness,” Marissa L. Long ’08 said at the Woodbridge Society’s St. Patrick’s Day party on Saturday. “I’m Catholic—I’ve lived in Boston all my life, so it’s a pretty big deal,” she said. One student said that St. Patrick’s Day one among several holidays that...
After almost an entire period of scoreless back-and-forth hockey, it appeared that the No. 1 Harvard women’s hockey team was in store for another postseason nail-biter in its matchup with Dartmouth Saturday afternoon at Bright Hockey Center.But with the final seconds of the first period of the quarterfinal round of the NCAA Tournament ticking down, Crimson junior Jenny Brine scored a goal that gave Harvard a 1-0 lead and opened the floodgates for the Crimson offense. Harvard defeated the Big Green, 5-1, in front of 1,497 fans to advance...