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...good with only 3:16 remaining. In the closing five minutes, as both teams skated in a fierce back-and-forth struggle to break the 2-2 deadlock, Zalewski beat sophomore goalie Kyle Richter for the second time as he skated in from the left and fired a wrist shot into the left corner. Though Donato pulled Richter with less than two minutes remaining, the extra attacker only gave Zalewski the chance complete his hat trick with an empty-net goal after he managed to clear the puck from Clarkson’s zone. Though disappointed at the ending, Harvard?...
...tally of the night off a high pass from Brine that found its way through the seams of BC’s defense. Cahow and Brine would team up again at the 8:01 mark in the second frame, as Brine found Cahow waiting at the blue-line to wrist a shot into the back of the net. “Jenny Brine, one of the most brilliant offensive players in the country, almost always puts the puck right on the tape,” Cahow said of her teammate. The third stanza would prove to be the most prolific...
...Harvard defense out of position. As the Tigers cleared the puck from their own zone, Princeton’s Kevin Keiser exited the penalty box in the neutral zone just as the puck deflected in his direction. Finding himself on a breakaway with 2:36 remaining, Keiser buried a wrist shot from the hash mark past Harvard sophomore netminder Kyle Richter for the go-ahead goal. “He was pretty much all alone,” junior forward Jimmy Fraser said. “He had enough time to bear down and pick his spot...
...third period, and the game went into overtime. In the final moments, Dufault shot a one-timer at the Bobcats goal, but Quinnipiac netminder Bud Fisher was too quick. Meintel had another chance to earn the win for the Crimson as he shook off his defender and snapped a wrist shot toward the goal, but the puck just missed the net, leaving Harvard with a draw. “We’re never happy with losses or ties,” Donato said, “but you know with the situation we had created, I think that...
Before I gave him the drugs, I explained to Sasha what was going on, why this fracture through the growth plate in his wrist had to be put back in place right away. I told him that the nerve going to his strangely numb fingers was wrapped tightly around a jagged edge of broken bone, that every minute it stayed there increased the likelihood of permanent damage, maybe a palsied hand. His brilliant dark eyes understood immediately. He understood the time pressure, the risks and why I had to treat him right away, in the emergency room. Sasha nodded...