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Weary from their early-morning trip from Cambridge, the 5-0-1 Stickwomen nevertheless kept pace with the Quakers in a back-and-forth struggle that saw neither team manage a first half score...
...never really threatened the Crimson goal, where goalie Juliet Lamont easily stopped the Terriers' one shot on goal. Almost all of the action took place in the B.U. half of the field, much of it directly on front of the B.U. net. The stickwomen peppered Whittle with a dozen shots...
...offense got less cramped in the second half of the Bentley match. Harvard pressured the Bentley net at the outset of the half, but four penalty corners and a Kate Martin near-miss later, the stickwomen were still in a scoreless deadlock. After 14 minutes of anticipation, Jenney Hunnewell managed to flip the ball to White. White weathered a crowd to the left of the Bentley net to tap in Harvard's first tally...
...Crimson tailed to take advantage of 11 penalty corners and three long hits, and the stickwomen's 9-8 edge in shots on goal yielded no comparable advantage on the scoreboard. The best scoring opportunity of the game came with 15 minutes left. Right wing Kate Martin took a pass from Betsy Torg, worked the ball close to the right side of the net, then dumped the ball in front of the open goal. The ball sat 10 feet from a Crimson lead for four seconds, until a UNH defenseman cleared it away...
Harvard goalie Juliet Lamont kept the stickwomen in the game with some clutch saves, the biggest coming 10 minutes into the second half. Wildcat Co-Captain Joan McWilliams broke away on the right side of the field. As McWilliams drove towards a one-on-one showdown with Lamont, the Crimson netminder came out to cut down McWilliam's angle. The UNH senior drilled the ball straight at Lamont, who made a pad save to preserve the scoreless...