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...first two periods, Harvard found itself in a 2-1 hole late into the second. But with less than two minutes left in the frame, freshman Liza Ryabkina took matters into her own hands. The Ukranian native stole the puck near center ice and charged into the Bobcats?? zone. After finessing her way around two Quinnipiac defenders, Ryabkina tied the score with her first career goal. “It was a great individual effort,” fellow rookie Katharine Chute said. “[For her] to put it in really inspired...
...changes, somebody not being able to understand the defensive zone coverage,” coach Katey Stone said following the McGill games. The Crimson’s first opponent this weekend is Quinnipiac. Last year Harvard crushed the Bobcats 6-1. But one factor that plays to the Bobcats?? advantage is that this Friday’s game will be their sixth, and Harvard has only played twice as a team. “This is going to be [Quinnipiac’s] sixth game,” Vaillancourt said. “They are going...
...game with ECAC foe Quinnipiac in the second period on Saturday, the Harvard women’s hockey team pulled away after co-captain Julie Chu quickly substituted in at the end of a penalty, received a long pass in front of the defense, and buried the Bobcats?? hopes for an upset. The Crimson (14-3-1, 11-2-0 ECAC) eventually finished an unblemished weekend by defeating Quinnipiac (6-15-0, 3-10-0) by a 5-0 final. Chu’s goal came on a precision pass up the ice from senior forward Liza Solley...
...occurrence,” Donato said, “so it was nice that we battled back.” It was the game-winning assist, however, that ranked as one of the highlights of the Crimson’s season so far. Taylor took the puck into the Bobcats?? zone along the right boards, maneuvering his way through the Quinnipiac defenders with some deft stick-work until he found an open lane to the right side of the Bobcats?? net. However, when he eventually released the puck from point-blank range, it wasn?...
...opening period, the two teams remained quiet through most of the second frame. With the period winding down, Harvard finally broke through, scoring what would prove to be the game-winner on an elegantly executed offensive charge.Junio forward Mike Taylor took the puck down the right side of the Bobcats?? zone, maneuvering through two defenders to wind up near the right post. Rather than taking a shot, however, he passed the puck back to freshman blueliner Alex Biega, who was waiting in the slot to send it through Quinnipiac goalie Bud Fisher for a 3-2 lead...