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...second [period],” B.C. coach Tom Mutch said, “Harvard’s notorious for doing that.”The Crimson’s first goal came 3:47 into the period, as Harvard halved the Eagles lead on co-captain Jennifer Sifers?? seventh goal of the season. Sifers made a pretty play, redirecting a Weaver shot through her own legs and past the goalie.The Crimson then tied the score less than six minutes later on a power play goal by senior Katie Johnston, her tenth of the year.The teams went into...
...overtime for a 2-1 victory. In the semifinals, the Crimson took on St. Lawrence, the tournament’s top seed and then the second-ranked team in the country. Led by 40 saves from goalkeeper Ali Boe ’06—and two assists from Sifers??Harvard triumphed 3-1 to move into the final against Brown. In the championship game, the Crimson downed Brown 4-3. Tonight, Harvard will take on Clarkson’s Golden Knights in New York (3-3-2, 1-2-1) without Boe but with Sifers back...
...Norah Sluzas on the blue line and put a shot on net. Gluckian stuffed the offer, but Solley picked up the rebound, and after going around the net, beat the Saints’ goalie for the game-winner with just under six minutes left to play. Junior Jennifer Sifers??who assisted on Solley’s first goal—added a clincher as time ran down. The 3-1 upset victory was a far cry from the last contest between the two squads when St. Lawrence won 3-0, but the Crimson had pressured the Saints...
...Crimson the 1-0 lead. Harvard had several chances to extend its lead in the remainder of the period, picking up two man-advantage chances—including 56 seconds of 5-on-3 time—but the Crimson failed to capitalize on its opportunities. Fortunately for Harvard, Sifers?? goal, coupled with Boe’s shutout, was enough to give it the 1-0 series lead. “We were certainly looking for a little insurance,” Stone said. “But we did a nice job of holding...
...opportunities to end it before eventually falling. Early in the frame, Hurley stuffed a Brine one-timer off of a measured cross-crease feed from freshman Kirsten Kester. Later, captain Carrie Schroyer circled around the back of the net and picked out Sifers at the right post, only for Sifers?? stab to be whistled dead with the puck sitting an inch off the goal line. “It seems like we were dominating most of the overtime,” Brine said. “We had all of those chances to put it away...