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...goal. Harvard fired 30 shots at Colgate goaltender Mark Dekanich, whose 29 saves were good for the win.“We missed the net a bunch,” Hafner lamented.The next night, the Crimson took 28 shots at Cornell’s David McKee. During the two-goal second period, 10 of Harvard’s 16 shots came on power plays.MAJOR CONTRIBUTIONSKyle Wilson, who led the Raiders in goals with 22 entering Friday’s game, assisted on every score in Colgate’s 4-1 victory over Harvard. Meanwhile, his freshman teammate Nick...
...After launching just six shots on goal during that first period in Meehan Auditorium, the Crimson (12-8-2, 9-7-1 ECAC) managed 35 in the final two frames and another half-dozen in overtime. After all, coach Ted Donato ’91 had preached to his skaters, “You’ve got to put pucks to the net any way you can and get some ugly goals to get things rolling.” And 2:55 into overtime, senior wing Dan Murphy broke towards the goal and launched a shot that...
...wished it happened earlier in the period so we would have the whole twenty minutes to use the momentum off of that goal.”Less than a minute before, at 9:18, the Dutchmen executed a two-on-one to perfection as Torren Delforte took a pass from Mike Harr and scored to give the Dutchmen a two-goal lead.Union scored first in the game after beating Harvard to a loose puck at the Crimson end and passing it to the front of the net. Chris Potts put it past Daigneau for his fifth goal of the season.HARVARD...
...skipper had been responsible for RPI’s power play, mouthing off to the referee after junior defenseman Dylan Reese’s tally was denied because the net was off its moorings. And yes, Morissette’s score would withstand the Crimson’s late two-goal rally to hold up as the difference in a 3-2 game. Donato himself acknowledged his culpability, apologizing to his players after the game...
...when sophomore winger Dave Watters stuffed the rebound from blueliner Dylan Reese’s initial shot past the sprawled Curry. But unfortunately for Harvard, the Crimson would not extend its lead despite dominating the Terriers for the rest of the period, and the two-goal margin would not prove to be enough for the victory. “Getting outshot 20-7 [in the first period] was a pretty embarrassing thing,” Parker said. “[My players] knew if it weren’t for John Curry and some fortunate bounces, the game would have...