Word: litchfield
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...showing from the Crimson defense. The Terriers fired a volley of shots on the Harvard net, but most were harmless perimeter blasts, with no follow up or rebound. Lau's excellent stick-work (strong, wide clears) made sure of that, and then Mark Fusco, Scott Sangster, Neil Sheehy, Alan Litchfield, Ken Code and Bill Sztorc--all of whom played well--got the puck out. No crowd scenes in front of the net, no tip-ins, and a well-played...
...night, after a short two-game experiment at left-point, Fusco moved back to his accustomed right defense position, and paired with Scott Sangster for the first time this season. Fusco's play, reminiscent of his all-Ivy rookie campaign, sparked the squad, and Sangster, Neil Sheehy, and Alan Litchfield also turned in outstanding games...
...moved people out and we hit more," Sangster said. "Everything worked pretty well. And the forwards coming back and forechecking made a big difference," Litchfield added...
...Alan Litchfield--A pleasant surprise, especially early on. While things collapsed around him early in the second period, Litch held on and played fine, solid defense. Something happened to him soon after, however, and his play was shaky the rest of the way. All in all, a good performance from a somewhat surprising starter...
Aided by solid defense from Alan Litchfield and Doug Horton ("Hey, they really played well"--Duffy) who admirably plugged by gap left by still-ailing Scott Sangster, the sophomore netminder made just one real mistake the rest of the way--the Larries' second goal which pulled them within one at 4:31 in the third period...