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...penalties,” Donato said. “There are times when penalties are necessary to save goals, but these were not good penalties.”Unsurprisingly, power plays made the difference, and the Harvard penalty kill played a key supporting role to Richter’s standout performance. While Princeton outshot the Crimson 35-21 on the night, Harvard killed seven of the Tigers’ eight 5-on-4 chances.With the Crimson’s Jon Pelle and Jimmy Fraser in the box, Princeton finally broke through on a 5-on-3 opportunity as the Tigers?...
...minute left in the second frame, but she errantly passed the puck to an empty patch of ice to end the threat.The Terriers played the Crimson close in the third period, launching nine shots on Kessler. But, in the game’s closing minutes, Harvard’s standout goalie showed why she deserved to be receive the Bertagna Award as the best goaltender of the tournamanet based on save percentage.BU went on the power play at 8:21, but was unable to capitalize on the opportunity. And though the Terriers pulled their own goalie for the last...
...Standout Harvard goalie Christina Kessler gets tried for the first time tonight, makes an easy save with the pads. Kessler leads the nation statistically in all major goaltending categories coming into the game with a .961 save percentage and 0.81 goals against average...
...senior heavyweight Andrew Knapp said. “Everybody stepped up and the whole team did a great job.”“It certainly improves team morale, but it doesn’t change anything,” sophomore standout J.P. O’Connor said regarding his feelings on the first two wins of the season. “We’ve been training hard all year, and we’re looking forward to keeping this going at Brown next weekend.”It has not been an easy year for Harvard...
...really a great thrill to see her hit that today.” Cahow, freshman Katharine Chute, junior Sarah Wilson, and junior Sarah Vaillancourt each added a goal to help Harvard to the 4-0 final count against Union—a team coached by former Harvard standout and assistant coach Claudia Asano ’99. “I’m very proud of the great improvements her team has made,” Harvard coach Katey Stone said about Asano’s efforts in her first year as head coach of the Dutchwomen. Friday?...