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...session.“We actually only had three people on the ice because of a bench problem,” Sifers said. “Liza Solley fired a pass across, and I extended my arm out.” Sifers got just enough of her stick on Solley??s cross to beat Hamashuk.The final burst of offense tied together the loose ends of a Harvard performance that was not without bumps. The Crimson racked up 10 penalties, capitalized on just two of six power plays, and was outshot by a 13-count margin...
...pass from freshman defender Nora Sluzas at the blue line and after her first shot was blocked, picked up the rebound and swept it around the net to beat Guckian for the score. The third and clinching goal was registered by junior Jennifer Sifers, who also assisted on Solley??s first score. With the swin, Harvard extended an impressive run it had built against ECAC rival St. Lawrence. Entering the game, the Crimson had a bit of a mental edge on the Saints as it had not lost to St. Lawrence in 13 of the two schools?...
...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 for the whole contest...
...then you would have cause to be concerned.”But the offensive woes don’t stop with the power play.Freshman Sarah Wilson’s game-winner in overtime marked the Crimson’s first even-strength goal since junior Liza Solley??s tally in the first period of the New Hampshire game on Jan. 11.That’s a span of 303:48 without an even strength goal.Those results certainly don’t show a lack of opportunities.Harvard (11-7-4, 7-3-4 ECAC) had 45 shots against Brown...
...outset, though, Harvard seemed prepared to upset the Wildcats in their first game atop the national polls. After generating several odd-man rushes out of the UNH zone in the contest’s opening minutes, the Crimson jumped out to an early 1-0 lead on junior Liza Solley??s eighth goal of the season at the 6:58. Junior Jennifer Sifers seized the puck behind the net on the forecheck and tried to wrap-around a shot on Wildcats netminder Melissa Bourdon. The puck slipped across the crease to Solley, who beat Bourdon inside the left...