Word: litchfield
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...fell by scores of 3-1 and 4-2 to a mediocre Western Michigan squad. Despite 39 saves by Lau in the first contest, two third-period Michigan goals did in the Crimson. Harvard's only tally came in the first period, a shot from the point by Alan Litchfield...
...teams played even, fast-paced hockey for the next ten minutes, until Wildcat Ralph Robinson went off for slashing at 16:35. Near the 18-minute mark, Mark Fusco took a pass from Alan Litchfield at center ice and, uncharacteristically, popped into the UNH zone, slipped between two defenders and beat Pearson low to his right. The power play goal (Harvard is now 13 for 41 with a man-advantage) put Harvard well on its way to its fifth consecutive win over...
...down low ("I don't know if it was just a fluke of the game, but they did like to keep the puck down"--Lau), dropping his goals against to 2.71. "I don't think you can say anymore about the defense than that Wade was awesome," said blueline Litchfield...
...addition, Litchfield, Neil Sheehy, Scoot Sangster and, especially, Mark Fusco and Ken Code, turned in an outstanding defensive game against the super-speedy and super-sized UNH forwards. "I think it was the best overall defensive playing I've ever been a part of," said Fusco...
...pelt the New Hampshire net with a respectable 25 shots, and few this season have been more spectacular than Mark Fusco's power-play goal with two minutes left in the first period. With Harvard up, 2-1, and Ralph Robinson off for slashing, Fusco took an Alan Litchfield pass in his own zone, crossed center ice and the UNH blueline, and instead of stopping for his usual slapshot from the point, cruised in on Pearson past everybody and flippped the puck into the twines...