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...best chance to score came on a shift late in the frame. Junior Doug Rogers ripped a cross to blueliner Alex Biega, who was posted at the right circle, but Quinnipiac goalie Bud Fisher glided to his left just in time to stop Biega’s wrist-shot, keeping the game scoreless at the first intermission.Harvard and Quinnipiac traded a pair of power plays and posted seven shots each in the opening period.“It was a bit of a frustrating game in the fact that we didn’t get the start that we wanted...
...scoring action as well, led by Ryabkina.Just over 12 minutes into the third period, Ryabkina took the puck from sophomore Amy Uber and created some room at the point. Weaving her way around a couple of Big Red defenders, Ryabkina found an opening and deftly lasered a wrist shot past Mazzotta, giving the Crimson a 3-0 lead.“It’s always nice to score, but it’s a team effort,” Ryabkina said. “When you do your best and your teammates do their best, that?...
...name on their receptive brains. On '50s TV, The Mickey Mouse Club and Disneyland sold young viewers not just a theme park but a sanitized ideal of childhood. Walt also sold them friends: cartoon characters you could pack your school lunch in, fall asleep with or wear on your wrist. (The marketing genius of the Mickey Mouse watch cannot be overstated...
...second period, the pace picked up, with Harvard getting on the scoreboard first. On the power play, junior Doug Rogers found freshman Alex Killorn on the right side of the net. Killorn, who appeared to be in a passing position, sent a wrist shot on frame that squeezed between the post and Scriven’s right side. The Big Red, however, quickly tied the game back up when Colin Greening rifled in the first of his two goals on the night...
...rebound control, so I think he made a lot of good saves tonight, and he gave us a chance to win,” Donato said.But even though Harvard limited the Raiders’ chances, Colgate still managed to break through, as senior blueliner Jason Fredericks knocked a wrist shot into the back of the net at 14:01 in the middle frame, narrowing Harvard’s lead to one, 2-1.“[In the second period,] we didn’t play as well as we played in the first,” Donato said...