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...Mahler’s explosive effort was not enough to overcome UMass sophomore attackman Jim Connolly’s performance, though, as the Minutemen’s only returning offensive starter ripped a career-high five goals.The Crimson began the afternoon by scoring the first two goals??Mahler sprinted past his defender for an unassisted goal following Stenmark’s fast-break score to start the game.The lead did not last much past the first quarter, though, as Connolly scored all three goals during a 3-1 UMass run, tying the game at 3-3 with...
...morning. For Harvard, the weekend was characterized by outstanding goaltending and defense paired with an inconsistent offense whose shots often went wide, high, or short. HARVARD 11, SLIPPERY ROCK 5 In its last game of the weekend, Harvard finally found some offensive firepower, as the Crimson exploded for 11 goals??nine of which came in the second half. Leading the charge was junior co-captain Vivian Liao with four goals, while fellow junior co-captain Lauren Snyder pitched in three. Sophomore Devon MacLaughlin, who scored multiple times in each of Harvard’s games this weekend, added...
...senior started out the season in a rotation with Richter, the newcomer who Donato declared would challenge for the starting job. Through the first two months of the season, both netminders took turns in the lineup, with Donato refusing to pick a permanent starter.But after Tobe allowed four goals??three of which were scored on the power play—in a 5-2 loss to CCHA powerhouse Michigan State on Dec. 29, the former Spartan did not start another game until the consolation game of the Beanpot on Feb. 12.“I had a couple...
...advice to the team to maintain an “underdog mentality,” saying that, “you run faster when you have something to chase.” Whether Denenberg chases down his opponents’ shots or his own grueling athletic and academic goals??he is concentrating in engineering sciences—he has shown that he has the fortitude to reach them. “He grew from a solid baseline player, into a physically strong, very highly conditioned, man—an athlete,” Fish said...
...Charles E. “Chuck” Schumer ’71 addressed the Democratic Party’s need to achieve “concrete goals?? in a forum at the Kennedy School of Government on Friday. Referring to his book “Positively American: Winning Back the Middle-Class Majority One Family at a Time,” Schumer, the senior senator from New York, named the most pressing problems facing the middle class today. The book, published in January, outlines 11 “concrete goals,” each of which...