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HAMILTON, N.Y.—Colgate assistant captain Kyle Wilson shredded the opposing defense, registering assists on all four Colgate goals as the Raiders defeated the Harvard men’s hockey team, 4-1, at Starr Rink on Friday night. Colgate junior winger Marc Fulton tallied the eventual game-winner with just 39 seconds remaining in the first period, converting from point-blank range on a feed from freshman blueliner Nick St. Pierre. Wilson earned the secondary assist on the play, already his second point of the night after he helped set up sophomore center Tyler Burton?...
...hooking 52 seconds earlier. The goal made the score 3-1, and it was less than three minutes later when Boston University upped its advantage to 4-1 on a goal from Kevin Schaefer. The score was aided by a Terrier two-man advantage after penalties by junior winger Ryan Maki and freshman defenseman Jack Christian. The play was reviewed, but it was determined that a Boston University player’s skate in the crease did not affect the goal.“It’s a quick judgment for the official,” Donato said...
...gave Harvard a much-needed two points in the ECAC standings. “To leave with a victory tonight, those points are huge for us,” Crimson coach Ted Donato ’91 said. Harvard drew first blood late in the opening frame when junior winger Ryan Maki tallied a strike at 16:32—the first time the Crimson had scored in the initial period since Dec. 8th in a 1-0 victory at New Hampshire. Skating in along the right boards, Maki wound up and fired an unexpected slapshot from the blue line...
...last five. It was time to put some pucks on net—and high time for some bodies to follow the discs into the fray. “It’s nice to make the backdoor passes and pretty plays,” junior winger Ryan Maki said. “But the best opportunity is when we shoot the puck.” And so, when he skated the puck up to the right edge of the blue line with less than four minutes to go in the first period, Maki didn’t just dump...
...ELECTED. STEPHEN HARPER, 46, leader of the Conservative Party of Canada; as the nation's 22nd Prime Minister, ending the 13-year rule of the Liberal Party; in Ottawa. Harper moderated his reputation as a humorless right-winger, joking on the campaign trail about his lack of charisma, and was aided by voter discontent over incumbent Paul Martin's scandal-ridden party. Harper's government is expected to improve relations with the U.S., but will need help from the political opposition to pass legislation because the Conservatives failed to win a House of Commons majority...