Word: wichã
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 2002-2002
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Trailing the entire game, Harvard pulled within one at 6-5 on junior Jay Wich??€™s goal with 5:39 remaining in the game. But Yale (8-3, 4-2) would win the ensuing faceoff, and it controlled the ball for the next four minutes, denying the Crimson a chance to tie the game...
Harvard refused to be buried, though, stringing together a three-goal spurt in the fourth quarter. Co-captain Jim Christian, sophomore Jeff Gottschall and junior Jay Wich all scored in rapid-fire succession—Wich??€™s strike came just eight seconds after Gottschall’s—to bring Harvard back within two goals...
Both teams found more scoring chances in the second half but the Crimson held Fairfield at bay. The Stags had cut the lead to 6-4 midway through the third quarter, but Wich??€™s first goal of the day—from directly in front of the goal off a nice feed from Nowak—started a 3-0 Crimson run. When McBride picked up an unassisted goal at of the third, Harvard had its biggest lead...
...even more impressive performance perhaps came from Wich. After missing a third of the season last year due to injuries, Wich??€™s four goals are already half of his last season’s total...
| 1 |