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...Yale and Dartmouth that derailed its quest for a third consecutive Ivy North title. In a similar trajectory, Harvard scored first yesterday but relinquished its lead in the bottom of the third. And while the Crimson looked to rally in the later innings—it narrowed the Terriers??€™ lead in the fifth and was primed to regain the lead in the sixth—things just didn’t fall Harvard’s way as the team came up just short in its effort to close out its season with...
...Although shutouts normally delineate a severely unbalanced game or ailing team, not only is Harvard having a good season, but they also have a winning record on the road (9-5). The problem yesterday evening was not the Terriers??€™ pitching—while pitcher Kelley Engman pitched an impressive full seven innings with only four hits, it was no Cy Young performance, as she had just two strikeouts...
After Curro’s flurry of goals, Harvard answered with two tallies of its own—one each by freshman Tyler Petropulous and senior Kaitlin Martin—to bring the Crimson within one. After BU expanded its lead to 4-2, Harvard again cut the Terriers??€™ lead to just a goal, on a score by junior tri-captain Sara Flood. But Harvard was never able to close further on BU’s lead— the Terriers outshot the Crimson 18-10 in the first half and went into intermission...
...next Terrier power play was successfully killed thanks in part to a sprawling save by Hoyle, and neither team found another opening the rest of the period to set up the memorable finish.After having outshot BU 9-7 in the first period, Harvard managed only seven shots to the Terriers??€™ 17 in the second.—Staff writer Dennis J. Zheng can be reached at dzheng12@college.harvard.edu...
...streak that had frustrated the Crimson for the past two months and seen the team go thirteen games without a win. Friday night’s 3-1 victory over the Union Dutchmen at the Bright Hockey Center allows the team to generate favorable momentum before it faces the Terriers??€”the most decorated team in Beanpot history, with 28 championship trophies. The win also allows freshman goalie Matt Hoyle to build confidence before tonight’s game, in which Hoyle will face an opponent who averages 3.7 goals per game. BU has put together a five-game...