Word: wraparound
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...thought John came into a tough situation and played very well,” Donato said.Yale’s best chance to boost its lead came midway through the third period, as Bulldog Matt Nelson accepted a pass behind the net and released a fast wraparound shot right on frame.Foiling Nelson’s efforts, Riley blocked the attempt in a replay-worthy save.The Bulldogs managed to sneak one goal past the junior netminder with 4:04 left in the final frame, but the play was contested by Harvard, as it seemed that Yale’s Brian...
...senior dropped eight points in five minutes, adding a one-handed floater after a quick crossover under the net with about five minutes to play and a pull-up jumper to bring the score to 54-30. Tay entered the record books with a spectacular wraparound shot, all while switching hands in mid-air to become the 13th player in the program’s history to reach the historic mark. Harvard opened up the first half strong, constructing a 12-6 run in the first five minutes. The offensive attack was also led by Tay and Markley, tallying four...
...deal for victory. Buesser managed to tie the game at one just over two minutes into the third period. An unassisted wrist shot flew past the Bobcat goalie, who would again see Buesser’s talent in the last two minutes of the game. After an attempted wraparound shot from behind the Quinnipiac net, junior forward Randi Griffin left the puck open on the goal line. Buesser swooped in to slam the puck into the Bobcats’ net, scoring the game-winning goal for Harvard. This isn’t the first time Buesser has turned the game...
...season, it took us a while to get it together.”Buesser’s winning effort with just over a minute left in the game was set up by junior forward Randi Griffin. Griffin took the puck behind the Bobcat net and attempted a wraparound shot. Her effort left the puck on the goal line, and Buesser charged in and forced the puck into the net. The game’s first period was uneventful, as Harvard managed eight shots and did not score, despite having two power-plays early in the game...
...Fisher relentlessly, but it seemed at first as though the Crimson would come up empty-handed. Freshman Michael Biega redirected a pass in front of the crease between Fisher’s legs, only to watch the puck glance of the post. Minutes later, freshman Matt McCollem had a wraparound attempt from the right denied and smothered by the Bobcats’ netminder. But McCollem got revenge seconds later as he received the puck on the ensuing face off and ripped a shot above Fisher’s left shoulder to give Harvard a 1-0 advantage...