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...different players before Stenmark picked up his second of the game.“It’s good to get good individual performances and get some new guys scoring goals,” Cohen said.The teams alternated pairs of goals to being the fourth quarter. Junior attackman Brooks Scholl netted his second of the day to regain a four-goal lead with 11:28 remaining in the game, but it was the last Crimson goal for more than 10 minutes.“We would play well for a little run and then get up, and then we would...
...year due to an ankle injury suffered just prior to the team’s season-opener. His lone goal came in addition to two assists, while Motschwiller and Cohen each scored two goals and assisted once. Senior midfielder Carle Stenmark scored twice, while junior attackman Brooks Scholl and freshman midfielders Jason Duboe and Travis Burr rounded out Harvard’s goals. Flood continued his dominance at midfield, winning 11-of-19 faceoffs and helping the Crimson to a number of clock-milking possessions. But ball control wasn’t a problem for Harvard?...
...that scored 13 times on just 20 shots on goal. “They had a good goaltender, but I think the main reason we weren’t scoring was that we didn’t get the goalie moving enough,” said junior attackman Brooks Scholl, who scored two points in the loss. “He was a really good goalie when he was set, but we didn’t have enough ball movement. If we had gotten him out of his set form, we would have been able to get a few more...
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...considering the circumstances. “[Both goalies] did well—it would have been a lot worse if they hadn’t made the saves they did.” The second half fared better for Harvard. The third period remained scoreless until sophomore Brooks Scholl notched an unassisted goal with 8:51 left. The Crimson held the Pride to two goals for the quarter, both coming in the last minute and a half of play to make it 12-4. Freshman goalie Joe Pike made four saves in the period, and Harvard stayed on pace with...