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...just 1:21 from UND’s Matt Watkins. The Fighting Sioux struck gold again a couple of minutes later at 3:23, when Andrew Kozek found the net past Hoyle’s left skate. Facing a 4-0 deficit, the Crimson at least prevented a shutout when sophomore Chris Huxley scored at 5:05, assisted by sophomores Michael Biega and Michael Del Mauro. Biega’s smooth pass from the right side set up Huxley for a crisp shot that directed the puck into the right-hand corner of the net. The brief interruption...
Despite a few close and disappointing losses, Harvard had a number wins throughout the evening. Undoutedly the most impressive came from No. 1 junior Colin West as he shutout Dartmouth No. 1 Ted Newhouse...
...pattern with Yale’s steady improvement since its disappointing Ivy opener, a 17-14 loss to Cornell. The Bulldogs enter Cambridge on the heels of their two best victories of the year, a surprise 13-3 win over previously league-leading Brown and a decisive 14-0 shutout of Princeton last week. The Bulldogs come to Cambridge ranked in the top three in the league in rushing, passing, scoring, and total defense, while the Crimson is in the top three of each of the corresponding offensive categories. Yale is allowing only 10.6 points per game and will look...
...we’re very happy about how well he’s played this weekend.” One goal was all the Crimson would need, as Hoyle kept the Saints’ offense silent for the entire game. The win marked Hoyle’s first career shutout, as he tallied 29 saves. “It’s always hard to get the first shutout,” Hoyle said. “The team was great. They helped me the whole game.” The New York, Ontario native’s resolve...
...entire season.The Crimson’s final weekend of the 2008 campaign saw a resounding victory in one night juxtaposed with a characteristically hard-fought loss the next day. Harvard (10-16, 5-9 Ivy) crushed Columbia (6-18, 0-14) on Friday in a 3-0 shutout that featured double-digit kills from three different players. Continuing its New York road trip the next day, the Crimson again thrived off of a number of offensive performances, but ultimately fell to Cornell (10-15, 9-5) in the fifth frame. In the final weekend for seniors Laura Mays, Anna Rachlin...