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...Courtney Farrell retaliated with an unassisted goal. A minute later, Farrell notched another goal to make the score 5-1. Following Farrell’s pair, Martin and junior attack Caroline Simmons each scored to pull Harvard within two. Cornell and Martin traded goals again, keeping the game close at 6-4. However, the follow-up to Martin’s third goal was disastrous for the Crimson. Over an 18-minute span that began near the end of the first half and stretched far into the second, Harvard gave up 10 consecutive goals, letting the game...
...unassisted goal from senior Carle Stenmark. The two squads exchanged scores until the Big Red took the lead for good with two minutes left in the period at 3-2. “Guys were really excited,” co-captain John Henry Flood said. “Guys played really physical and hard. The mistakes we made were from almost being too amped up: sprinting too hard and running past the player, shooting from too far away.” Once Harvard fell behind, it was downhill from there. Cornell notched 10 goals to Harvard?...
With a last-minute loss to St. Lawrence, a late two-goal lead blown in a draw with New Hampshire, and a triple-overtime defeat at Boston College (BC) in the Beanpot semifinals already on its resume, the Crimson capped its campaign of agonizing results with a marathon defeat at the hands of the top-seeded Badgers...
...third time in four games. “We played pretty well, especially in the third period,” said Crimson head coach Ted Donato ’91. “We had chances, especially in the first 10 minutes of the third period, to get that two-goal lead, and their goalie made some great saves.” Sophomore Steve Rolecek scored the game-winning goal at 17:15 of the middle frame, charging down the right side of the ice and launching a wrist shot from a shallow angle that slipped between Modelski?...
...season-long dominance of the Harvard men’s hockey team continued on Friday night—but only for 18 minutes and 16 seconds. From that point on, the Crimson took over, with captain Dylan Reese’s natural hat trick erasing an early two-goal deficit en route to a 5-2 Harvard victory at Bright Hockey Center in the first game of the best-of-three ECAC playoff series. “Revenge was definitely a big part of this,” Reese said. “They beat us twice handily, and they?...