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...eight points in the first half, the Crimson would not be able to tally another score until the final 47 seconds of the second frame. Despite the less-than-favorable conditions, the first period consisted of high energy play from both teams. Sophomore Natalie Curtis, the leading scorer for Harvard, made the first goal in a little over a minute into the game. Simmons provided the assist. As Simmons passed the ball, Curtis used an open lane and sliced in front of the goal. Seizing the opportunity, Curtis fired the ball past BU goaltender Jenna Golden to score the first...
...just been more confident of late,” Murphy says. “I’m having fun and enjoying it.”With a team-leading 18 tallies on the season, Murphy could become the Crimson’s only 20-goal scorer when Harvard faces Maine in the opening round of the NCAA tournament. And if that milestone and the prospect of breaking the Crimson’s recent first-round curse aren’t enough, Murphy only has to recall his sophomore year, when older brother Ben’s Black Bears ousted...
...Crimson answered immediately off the ensuing faceoff. On a textbook 2-on-1, junior Katie Johnston dished to Wilson on the right and Wilson lifted a wrister over the glove of Brown starting goalie O’Hara Shipe. Then, after falling behind 3-1 on Brown leading scorer Hayley Moore’s second of the game and a scramble goal by Kathryn Moos, Harvard equalized and seized the advantage before the horn sounded on the period. First, Raimondi poked a loose puck through Shipe’s pads, then freshman Jenny Brine cleaned up another rebound, this time...
...hard, ready to defend their title.” Dartmouth flourished in the second half, steadily pulling away. The Big Green immediately took control offensively going on a 12-0 run to push its lead to 42-26. Dartmouth guard Angie Soriaga, the game’s leading scorer with 24 points, commanded the surge with her collegiate career on the line, draining five three-pointers in the period. Fatima Kamara posted a double-double for the Big Green, scoring 16 points and grabbing 12 rebounds. Meanwhile, Harvard floundered, shooting 8-of-26 from the field and committing 11 turnovers...
...nothing is absolutely handed to you. I’m always trying to create things.” And this year, she has created much of the Crimson’s offense. Harvard’s points leader with 33, Raimondi is the team’s second-leading scorer with 12 goals and has tallied 21 assists. In a season in which Harvard graduated the NCAA record-holder for goals in a season—Nicole Corriero ’05—and lost two of its most prolific contributors in Julie Chu and Sarah Vaillancourt to their...