Word: toed
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Winger Sara Fischer played a scrappy game, but she failed to sneak the puck past the Northeastern netminder. Coach Rita Harder said after the game she thinks moving Fischer--a right-handed player--from left to right wing "made her feel a little more at home."
When you're looking for your first win, you don't want to face off against a tough competitor--especially not Northeastern University, one of the most formidable women's hockey teams in New England.
But the Crimson icewomen had no choice last night. Although Harvard held the Huskies to only two goals for the first two periods, Northeastern exploded for six more in the final stanza to shut out the Crimson, 8-0.
And it would have been nice if Sorrenti had decided to sit out the rest of the game. Northeastern pushed the puck past the goalline for the fourth time at 11:20, and a scant minute and a half later, Sorrenti had completed her bid for a hat trick and...
"We didn't try to pick up the man in the third period," Harder said, adding "we got puck happy."