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...inconsistent offensive effort, the Wildcats?? dominant puck possession, and a heady performance by the UNH goalie, Melissa Bourdon, all helped keep Harvard off the scoreboard. The last time the Crimson went without a goal was Nov. 25, 2001 against Providence...
...unfortunately we didn’t...I would have liked to see us use our speed a little bit more offensively and utilize the space available on a big ice surface.” But the Crimson defense did its part in front of Daigneau, containing the Wildcats?? dangerous first line and holding the UNH power play scoreless in four opportunities. The biggest penalty kill of the night came early in the third period, when the Wildcats fired several shots—including one off the crossbar and another that streaked right across the goalmouth?...
...Daigneau, now a senior, was in the crease last night in the Wildcats?? Whittemore Center, and his 32 saves led Harvard (9-4-1, 7-4-0 ECAC) to a 1-0 victory over No. 9 UNH (8-6-3, 6-3-2 Hockey East...
...Bill Herrion with 33 seconds to go. “The foul trouble put a dent into their team,” Harvard coach Frank Sullivan said. “They were mixing and matching with lineups and that was tough for them.” Janev was the Wildcats?? leading scorer entering the contest, but foul trouble kept him sidelined for a significant portion of the game. He fouled out on the technical in the waning moments and went to the bench with just two points and four rebounds on the evening. The Crimson led just...
...Housman has shown the poise and understanding of the offense befitting a gritty veteran. “Coach Sullivan has done a pretty good job of introducing the plays slowly, making sure we master one at a time, before introducing a new one,” Housman said. The Wildcats?? visit to Lavietes Pavilion marks the final contest of an exhausting five game, season-opening road trip. “That can go one of two ways,” Sullivan said. “It can be an ‘us against them’ mentality...