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Less than a minute later, Taylor collected the puck in the neutral zone and shook his marker with a deft pass to himself off the boards. Suddenly all alone, the freshman skated in to the right faceoff circle and curled towards the goal before clanking his wrist shot off the near post...
With freshman Mike Taylor in the box for tripping, forwards Steve Mandes and Tyler Magura slipped free and counterattacked 2-on-1 from center ice. Mandes carried the puck into the Saints’ zone along the right side, drawing defender Mike Madill before dishing back to Magura. The rookie advanced on Mike McKenna’s net, then banked his shot off Madill and into the top left hand corner of the goal as the St. Lawrence blueliner slid across the ice, staking Harvard to a 3-1 lead with 8:17 to play...
...similar infraction against St. Lawrence one night earlier had allowed forward Charlie Johnson to stake the Crimson to a 1-0 lead, but the Saints could neither score nor muster much of a presence in the Harvard zone and managed just three shots on goal, one or two fewer than the penalty killers enjoyed...
...shade under three minutes into the St. Lawrence man advantage, Magura’s clearing effort off the lefthand boards caromed to Mandes as he dashed into the Saints’ zone all by himself. As he reached out to corral the de facto pass, slid out of his crease and took out Mandes’ legs, preventing him from pulling the puck back across his body to shoot...
...Trevelyan was assessed a five-minute major for contact-to-the-head elbowing at 15:18, draining St. Lawrence of its momentum and handing control back to the Crimson. Just under a 90 seconds into the power play, Harvard forward Charlie Johnson swooped through the Saints’ zone, then dropped the puck off to captain Noah Welch at the blue line. Welch wasted little time in giving it right back to Johnson at the left faceoff circle, where the junior skated in and buried the game winner top shelf inside the far post...