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...Rogers’ shot. Still, Colgate managed to equalize before the first intermission on a strange play. After making an initial glove save, Crimson goaltender Justin Tobe dropped the puck in front of him. Attempting to clear it away, McCafferty accidentally slipped the puck into his own net for Tobe??s only “mistake” of the game. “When he’s on, [Tobe is] very tough to beat,” Donato said. “The only guy that beat him was our guy.” Harvard tacked...
...late in the third period, Richter allowed both the equalizer and the gamewinner to slip past him in the game’s final five minutes. Donato, however, cited a hectic schedule, which saw Harvard play five games over the course of nine nights, as the reason behind Tobe??s return, rather than the loss to the Big Red. “We knew we were going to give [Richter] one game this weekend and Justin one game,” Donato said. “We just felt that maybe coming off the shutout, and it being...
...Donato says. “I thought by and large he was very good for us. He’s a guy that’s going to get an opportunity to be a key guy for us.” Although conventional wisdom would point to Tobe??a senior with the most experience—as the favorite, he will be challenged by freshman Kyle Richter, of Calgary, Alb. Richter played in the Alberta Junior Hockey League, where he set a record for minutes played in a season and also competed on the league All-Star Team...
...Pelle by the right post. Geragosian never had a chance to move across the crease. Pelle roofed a Ryan Maki rebound to give the Crimson a 5-0 lead in the third period, and Harvard goaltender Justin Tobe made the shutout stand up with 24 total saves. It was Tobe??s fifth start of the season—and first since early December—as the junior has served as John Daigneau’s backup this season. But Daigneau was “a little banged up,” according to Donato, and Tobe...
...game, the Bulldogs (3-8-0, 2-6-0) started off strong, hitting hard and outskating the Crimson right from the opening faceoff. Just 19 seconds in, Yale pivot Jean-Francois Boucher took a pass from linemate Nate Jackson and sent a shot high past Harvard netminder Justin Tobe??s blocker, giving the Bulldogs a 1-0 cushion. Though the Crimson equalized on a power-play tally by Pelle within four minutes, three Yale goals in the second period—including two less than a minute apart—sent Harvard to the locker room down...