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...sophomore goalie Kyle Richter stopped a puck and fell to the ice, a scuffle ensured in front of Crimson net. Before the Terriers could capitalize, they were whistled for a a high-sticking penalty that ended the play and brought the puck out of Harvard’s zone...
...roll for 4-4 tie. 18:21: Magnerelli bats it out, good defense. 18:14: Breakdown in defense, wide open three. Forward Alex Vander Bann, junior 6'9, has all 7 points for the Saders, up 7-4. 17:41: Harvard lloks a little flusterd here, confused with the zone D from Holy Cross. 17:15: Turnover Lin, no boxout Harris. 9-4, after putback by, who else, Bann. 16:57: Harvard keeps the pace up as expected forcing quick turnovers. They need to get in rythym. 16:40: Pusar has two free throws sinking only the second. Harvard averages...
...getting as many opportunities as we can from our forwards also.”Nevertheless, the two goals proved to be enough because the Harvard defense kept the Big Red off-balance all night. Even on its power plays, Cornell struggled to possess the puck in the offensive zone. On those rare occasions when the Big Red did manage to keep the puck inside the Crimson blue line, few shots found their way to the net, with Harvard defenders blocking 14 shots and 13 straying wide.“The guys have been doing a great job, keeping the guys...
...Pizzotti improved upon the 1-2 record by notching six straight wins. On paper, The Game looked to be lopsided in favor of the Bulldogs. Ranked No. 11 in the nation, Yale featured the league’s best scoring offense and defense, as well as the best red zone offense and defense. In addition, running back Mike McLeod headlined the Bulldogs’ offense as the nation’s leading rusher with an average of 174.3 yards per game. No one expected the ensuing blowout against such a talented team. “We dreamed we?...
...ECACHL) in the final minute to suffer a 2-1 loss.The Crimson (4-2-0, 4-2-0 ECAC) entered the third period with the lead, but the team failed to take control of the game despite creating quality scoring chances and keeping the puck out of its own zone.“I don’t think we can really look in the mirror and feel like we played a good enough game,” said head coach Ted Donato ’91. “I give Colgate a lot of credit. From their goalie...