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From the way the team was mixed up on Saturday—and Corriero’s own speculation—the replacements on the first line will be Raimondi and junior Carrie Schroyer. This line played a bit together on Saturday, but might also be changed based on the return of sophomore Katie Johnston from the soccer team...
Starting the season on the second line are sophomore Jennifer Sifers, who joins juniors Jennifer Raimondi and Carrie Schroyer, a trio that has the potential to be a legitimate scoring strike to back-up the first line of attack, but needs to establish itself early on in the season...
Also central to winning the tougher games will be utilizing depth late into the season and not relying on role players. Last year’s third line of Kat Sweet, Schroyer and Liza Solley was, as Harvard coach Katey Stone calls it, “the best third line in college hockey by far” because the line got its job done. This year, Caitlin Cahow joins the team of Sweet and Solley on the forecheck line...
While that may very well be true, Harvard also placed six players on the ECAC All-Academic team. Senior Mina Pell, juniors Ali Crum and Kat Sweet, and sophomore Carrie Schroyer joined Ruggiero and Chu on the team that mixes book smarts with hockey smarts...
...We’ve get the puck down to [the opposing team’s] end, forecheck it, tire the other team out,” Schroyer said. “[We} give our girls rest so that they can get out and keep that pressure on. A big part of our success is knowing what we need to do to be successful and get the puck down in their end, chasing the other team and tiring them out and keep them on their toes...