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...Bourdon and had an open net beside the outstretched leg of the goalie, she could not quite lift the puck and missed capitalizing on the opportunity. “They didn’t generate, but they had situations that were potentially dangerous,” UNH coach Brian McCloskey said. “They did walk through us a couple of times.” In the game’s final minute, Crimson freshman winger Sarah Wilson made another one of those plays. After the second intermission, Harvard returned to the ice with a little more momentum...
...fierce pressure from the Wildcats kill and failed to test New Hampshire netminder Melissa Bourdon with any tough chances until Wilson’s wrister beat her five-hole.“As good as we’ve been on power play,” Wildcats coach Brian McCloskey said, was “our penalty kill, I don’t know if anybody’s been better than us. We make it hard for teams to get in the neutral zone. We’re aggressive.” THE REST OF THE FIELDThe teams...
...downed the Crimson by a final count of 5-1 the following month. The scores, however, are deceiving; Harvard gave the Wildcats a much harder time in the second encounter, even on the road. “We may see them again,” New Hampshire coach Brian McCloskey remarked after that game. “They’re an excellent team. I expect that. Katey’s teams always come on strong in the second half.”McCloskey’s words in January have proved prophetic. The Crimson is playing...
...defending her—and then passed Clement the puck for the one-timer past Crimson senior goaltender Ali Boe. “We came out with a little urgency in the third and you could just see the extra effort,” UNH coach Brian McCloskey said. “That first goal was huge.” That urgency put the Wildcats over the top despite Harvard’s continual pressure on UNH goalie Melissa Bourdon throughout the period. The Crimson did manage 10 shots in the final period—though most came after...
...scoreless second period permitted Harvard to hang with the skilled UNH team.“I think Harvard had something to do with it, but I don’t think we played as sharply as we’ve been playing,” Wildcat coach Brian McCloskey said. “I think the shots tell the tale. They had 24 shots and we haven’t give up that many shots. They’re one of the quickest teams in the country.” The loss marked the first time this season the Crimson...