Word: dutchmen
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...first, seconds after Harvard’s first power-play opportunity ended. Assistant captain Alex Biega stole the puck from a Union defenseman before passing it to Rogers, waiting on the left post. Though Rogers missed his first attempt at goal, clumsy goaltending by Dutchmen netminder Corey Milan allowed Rogers to bury it on the rebound. “[Biega] gave me a great pass right on my stick,” Rogers said. “I’m not going to lie; I kinda fanned on the first one, but [the puck] luckily came back...
...sophomore forward Michael Biega said. “I think it just showed us how hard it is to win on the road.”UNION 3, HARVARD 1Penalties proved to be the difference for Union (4-2-1, 1-1-0), as the Dutchmen scored twice on six second-period power plays. Freshman Alex Killorn notched his first career goal for the Crimson, while freshman Matt Hoyle made 29 saves.“They’re really calling a lot more penalties,” Biega said. “It’s kind...
STILL SECOND INTERMISSION: An update on the Union situation: the Dutchmen are even with the Bears, 0-0, in the second period. If we have a tie in both games, Harvard, Union, and Cornell will finish 3-4-5, as Harvard owns both tiebreakers and the Dutchmen have the advantage over the Big Red. Now if that doesn't make for an exciting third period, I don't know what does...
...Harvard and Cornell gather in their respective locker rooms, let's take a look at the ECAC standings. The Big Red, the Crimson, and Union are tied for third place. With the Dutchmen playing last-place Brown, the loser of tonight's matchup at Lynah may find itself in fifth place and out of a first-round bye. More than just pride is on the line in this rivalry matchup, and since the game won't be televised, your best bet is to settle in with us on this cold, cold Saturday night...
...Schenectady, New York on Saturday night, the Harvard men’s hockey team (9-10-3 overall, 7-7-2 ECACHL) showed the Crimson is finding a consistent formula for generating goals with a 3-2 victory over the Union Dutchmen (12-10-4, 7-5-3).Though Union rallied to score two goals in the third period, Harvard’s special teams went 4-for-4 on the penalty kill and the defense withstood the Dutchmen’s final assault to preserve the win as the Crimson’s fast start proved to be enough...