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...teams is any indication, this year’s game will be a close one. The opening-round game between the Huskies and the Crimson is a rematch from last year’s Beanpot consolation game, which Northeastern won, 7-6, in 10 innings. Last year, in the teams?? second meeting of the season, Harvard was on the other side of the 7-6 score. In that game—the Crimson’s last of the regular season—then-junior Matt Rogers propelled Harvard to victory with an eighth-inning home...
...State-Monterey Bay later in the week. “We’re looking for experience out here,” Farrar said of the Crimson’s goals for the week. “We’re playing six games against six good teams??and if we can play with them, even just for stretches in a game, it gives us a chance to know what we’re made of.” HARVARD 8, SONOMA STATE 7 The Crimson rebounded from its loss to Stanford to outscore the Sonoma State Seawolves...
...versatile—composed of nimble, evenly-sized players (all but two of Brown’s players are within three inches of 5’10) who were equally athletic and capable of filling any role that was immediately necessary on either end of the floor. Both teams?? offenses took time to warm up early on, while close defense set the tone for the game. Brown wasted no time before using a full court press, forcing the Crimson to rush on offense. Neither team shot particularly well at first, with gaps of two minutes between scores...
...game.”Over the past three games, forward Emma Markley has spearheaded the Crimson offense posting 23 points against Penn, 13 points against Columbia and 13 points against Cornell. Harvard looks to surprise both teams, by debuting a different style of play than displayed in the teams?? previous meetings. Although plagued by an 11-game losing streak, Brown—with its deep bench and tenacious drive—could still be a threat to Crimson hopes. Ten different players have led the Bears in scoring this season. The Bears won their first league game...
...lead.Both teams would continue to find themselves in power-play situations throughout the game. The Crimson had six players hit the penalty box, while Clarkson was whistled nine times.The next goal, however, would not come during a power play but instead during both teams?? line shifts. Senior Sarah Wilson, taking control of the puck, sent a long pass to fresh-off-the-bench sophomore Kate Buesser, who wristed it into the net to put the Crimson up, 5-1, with 12 minutes left in the period.“It’s great to see our team...