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...Last year’s Harvard squad entered the season without a cemented starting netminder, thanks to the graduation of Hobey Baker finalist Dov Grumet-Morris ’05, a four-year starter for the Crimson. Coach Ted Donato ’91 experimented with then-junior Justin Tobe and John Daigneau ’06, and the latter eventually won the job. Despite little playing experience before the 2005-2006 season, Daigneau posted solid numbers between the posts—including a 2.48 goals-against average and 19-10-2 record—and led his team...
...possession of the puck,” Donato said, adding that it was “very tough to assess how [Richter] played when they had so many grade-A chances.” The next day against St. Lawrence, Donato continued rotating goaltenders and returned to senior Justin Tobe, who had started Harvard’s season-opening 5-2 loss to Dartmouth the previous weekend. This time, Tobe took the 5-4 loss. STUCK IN THE MIDDLE After surrendering four second-period goals to the Big Green last week and another two to Clarkson on Friday, the Crimson...
...score to 5-2. The Crimson made things interesting in the third period, atoning for the errors of the second frame with aggressive hitting and a tenacious forecheck. Sophomore Bill Keenan and senior Ryan Maki scored early in the period to bring Harvard within one. Goaltender Justin Tobe was pulled for an extra skater with just under a minute left, but even though the Crimson applied steady pressure on the Saints' net and took several shots on goal in the game's final seconds, St. Lawrence was able to withstand Harvard's late bid for its first ECAC victory...
...full minute of 5-on-3 play. But the Crimson, unable to maintain control of the puck, barely threatened the net during the two-man advantage. The shorthanded Big Green actually had the most dangerous shot on goal, as winger Rob Pritchard forced a save from Harvard goaltender Justin Tobe. “Not only did we not score, but we didn’t really create chances,” said Crimson coach Ted Donato ’91, adding, “It’s tough to win on the road when you don?...
...Green skate and across the goal line. The score temporarily brought the Crimson within one at 3-2, but Dartmouth would respond with two goals under a minute apart to dash any hopes of a comeback. Despite the Big Green’s scoring spree, Harvard goaltender Justin Tobe returned to the ice for the third period. “I didn’t feel that pulling [Tobe] at any time was the right thing to do,” Donato said. “I don’t think that he had a lot of help back...