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...matching penalties on sophomore Doug Rogers and Quinnipiac’s Chris Myers for roughing, the Crimson (11-11-3, 9-7-2 ECAC) kept its cool and turned the Bobcats’ (17-9-4, 9-5-4 ECAC) frustration into key scoring chances.Harvard benefited from six power-play opportunities, including three in the first period, and although it could only convert on one, it set the tone early for a dominant performance. The crucial penalty came at 10:50 in the first period, when Quinnipiac’s Dan Travis drew a five-minute major...
...power play during the period, and the Tigers went 0-for-3.The teams fought evenly through the first 15 minutes of the third frame, trading power play opportunities. Buesser’s go-ahead goal led Princeton to pull its goalie with 1:36 to play. Harvard fought off the six-man attack and was able to add an insurance empty-net goal with under a minute left in the game.It was sophomore Randi Griffin who put the puck in the empty net. Vaillancourt and Cahow recorded assists on the play. “When you get into a situation where...
...carry quite the same punch as the previous day’s collapse to Cornell, the defeat still left an indelibly sour mark on Harvard’s dreadful Ivy campaign. The Crimson came out of the gates with a considerable amount of intensity, quickly jumping out to a six point led in the first five minutes of the game. Surprisingly, given their back-to-back schedule, Harvard sustained its energy with impressive shooting from the floor. “I told [the team] at halftime that I was very impressed and very proud because of the way they came...
...overall). The third-ranked sophomore has been a success story in a trying year for the Crimson, and O’Connor has promising opportunities in individual competition at the Eastern and National tournaments later this season. Another positive for the Harvard team appeared in the continuation of a six-match win streak for Matt Button at 165 lbs. The senior took out the Bears’ Chris Muesser to earn the Crimson its only other points in the match. Unfortunately for Harvard, the rest of the afternoon was ripe with adversity. Senior Bobby Latessa suffered a knee injury...
...physical game against the Bobcats, Harvard spent just 12 minutes in the box over the course of the night. Quinnipiac, on the other hand, racked up seven minors and one major penalty, giving the Crimson six power-play opportunities. Harvard converted on a power play after the Bobcats were called for a five-minute major in the first period...