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...Green, 10-1, on Friday evening at Pepsi Arena. Crimson netminder John Daigneau delivered a solid effort, posting 34 saves and allowing only a lone goal in just over 50 minutes of play. “He looked like he was in a pretty good zone,” Dartmouth coach Bob Gaudet said. “And once they got up, as a goaltender, you can play with a little bit more ease.” Harvard’s defense set the tone early in the game. Though the Big Green (18-12-2) controlled the opening minutes...
...documented in the season’s early goings, when multi-goal leads were whittled down and the Crimson resorted to a cautious game. But Saturday night, with its lead down to one, the Crimson went for it. Fraser was replaced by Murphy on a faceoff in the Cornell zone, and though the latter couldn’t get his stick to the ice, he kicked the puck forward to Fraser, who slipped it neatly past McKee for the 4-2 lead.“Turned the momentum right around,” Donato said.Murphy iced the game...
...Green 10-1 on Friday evening at Pepsi Arena. Crimson netminder John Daigneau delivered a solid effort, posting 34 saves and allowing only a lone goal in just over 50 minutes of play. “He looked like he was in a pretty good zone,” Dartmouth coach Bob Gaudet said, “And once they got up, as a goaltender, you can play with a little bit more ease.” Harvard’s defense set the tone early in the game. Though the Big Green (18-12-2) controlled the opening minutes...
...sophomore Natalie Curtis said. The ball soared over two UConn defenders and slipped passed goaltender Kristen Haldeman. The bench and crowd erupted; it seemed as if the game was headed to overtime. But the goal would not count. The Crimson had too many people in the offensive zone. The call gave the Huskies possession and left under four seconds on the clock—not enough time to assemble another attack. “It was so much harder to lose that way,” said sophomore Caroline Simmons, who finished the day with three goals...
...prevent New Hampshire from cycling the puck around its wide, Olympic-sized rink. “The first thing is we need to neutralize their speed,” Stone said. “They have some pretty quick forwards so we’ve adjusted our D zone to try to neutralize their speed a little bit. No rocket science, just try to stay out of the penalty box and play the game 5-on-5.” Meanwhile, the Crimson’s top two lines are operating with the most cohesion and ingenuity that they have...