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Gartner cracked in that he allowed six goals, three of which came off the sticks of Kolarik, Pettit and Welch in just a minute and one second, from 12:36 to 13:37. But Kolarik’s emphasis on the 40-shot barrier aside, it wasn’t the quantity of shots that foiled Gartner. It was their quality...
...that quality is largely attributable to the renewed aggressive effort of the Crimson’s blue-liners. By pinching defensemen far into the zone, Harvard was able to sustain strong pressure in the Yale end. Defensemen Smith and Welch both had key goals on plays where they attacked the net rather than staying atop the point to backstop the offense...
...Welch had said that “It’s just all mental, I know I got the talent, it’s just not coming together.” And while that might have been true after losses to BC and to Brown, or after a terrible 20 minutes at Yale, it appears as though things are finally starting to come together for both Welch and the Crimson...
...trailed archrival Yale (11-11-0, 9-6-0 ECAC) by four goals (4-0) after one period and three (5-2) after two, but staged a serendipitous rally in the third, scoring five times—including goals from Tyler Kolarik, Tim Pettit and the winner by Noah Welch in a 61-second span—to deliver a potentially luck-changing, season-making 7-5 win before a dumbfounded sellout of 3,486 at Ingalls Rink and national television audience on CSTV...
Smith, who began Friday’s game with a team-low minus-9 rating, started the surge. He was on the ice for three of Yale’s first-period goals, but made what Welch called “the play of the game” at 7:48 of the second. Smith gained possession at neutral ice, went into the Bulldog zone on a 1-on-2, and split the defenders with a snap shot from between the circles that eluded goaltender Josh Gartner. “That,” Welch said...