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...each team assessed seven penalties, was the major story with Harvard scoring two of its goals on the power play and adding two short-handed tallies, courtesy of juniors Liza Solley and Katie Johnston. “Both games were very physical,” senior captain Carrie Schroyer said. “When we’re on the power play, we want to make the most of our chances. And we want to execute, give the offensive effort, even when a man down.”After Brine’s pair of goals gave the Crimson...
...great rivalry,” said Harvard coach Katey Stone before her team’s practice yesterday afternoon. “Just a lot of energy, very high-tempo games. There’s a lot of pride on the line.” Senior captain Carrie Schroyer said that it would be difficult to treat tonight’s game like any other. “You feel it, just because of those past experiences,” Schroyer said “It’s a huge regular season game for us?...
...people’s work. They did the hard work and I was just in the right place. Everyone was grunting it in the offensive zone today.” The offensive highlight, however, was the play of the squad’s third line of Bernakevitch, captain Carrie Schroyer, and sophomore Laura Brady. Bernakevitch registered a career high with five points, Schroyer scored a goal, and Brady added three helpers. “This weekend was the best they’ve played,” Stone said. “They played with a lot of energy, with...
...junior defenseman Lindsay Weaver. Once again, a goal was called back for Harvard, while the Bulldog’s power-play goal was extensively reviewed after it hit a post. “I think we gave ourselves good goal scoring opportunities,” said captain forward Carrie Schroyer. “[Goalie Riitta Schaublin] would leave a lot of rebounds out in front of her and right at her feet, and we just didn’t finish.” Harvard’s Ali Boe totaled 36 saves in the losing effort, while Schaublin made...
...junior defenseman Lindsay Weaver. Once again, a goal was called back for Harvard, while the Bulldog’s power-play goal was extensively reviewed after it hit a post. “I think we gave ourselves good goal scoring opportunities,” said captain forward Carrie Schroyer. “[Goalie Riitta Schaublin] would leave a lot of rebounds out in front of her and right at her feet, and we just didn’t finish.” Harvard’s Ali Boe totaled 36 saves in the losing effort, while Schaublin made...