Word: waded
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Litchfield's picks are limited to opponents, so he can't choose Harvard forward GREG OLSON. "Greg is one of the best, unquestionably," Litchfield adds. "He'd be one of my forwards for sure, and he'd probably be the number one player, too"...Crimson goalie WADE LAU was named last week's ECAC Ivy League goalie of the week, for his outstanding Beanpot performances. Two weeks ago. PHIL FALCONE was designated the Ivies' rookie of the week...
...hand for his seventh-straight clutch performance in the Harvard net was Wade Lau, who swept 30 shots aside. Lau has now allowed 14 goals in his last seven games, which include the five Harvard wins and a pair of 3-2 losses...
Goals by Dave, Connors, Shayne Kukulowicz, Mike Watson and Greg Olson, and (once again) the near-flawless play of Crimson netminder Wade Lau, helped boost the Crimson's ECAC record to 6-9 (9-11 overall), inching them one step closer to a playoff spot. Maine, the fourth-ranked team in the East, dropped to 10-6 ECAC (20-7 overall...
Harvard will need a Beanpotesque performance from netminder Wade Lau to stop the raging Black Bears (10-5 ECAC, 20-6 overall) at 7:30 p.m. tonight. Maine's top line of Gary Conn (23 goals, 28 assists overall, 11 goals and 16 assists for 27 points in the ECAC), Rob Zamejc (11-11-22 ECAC) and John Tortorella gets lots of help from the league's highest-scoring--and, some say, best--defenseman, junior Andre Aubut...
...Wade Lau stood up, with 15 saves, an MVP award and an all-around spectacular performance in the nets. Bill Larson and Dave Burke stood up, scoring goals almost 50 minutes apart. Mark Fusco, Ken Code and Alan Litchfield stood up with some excellent defensive play. Greg Olson, Tommy Murray, Jimmy Turner, Phil Falcone--the entire Harvard hockey team stood up with a 2-0 Beanpot championship win over Boston College. It was Team C for the second week...