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...captain Caitlin Cahow, who has been around this team longer than anyone else on the roster and has played her last game in a Harvard uniform, spoke repeatedly this season about how this team was special, different from the others she had played...
...entirely of freshmen and sophomores—but the team has already proven itself with victories in the Beanpot and ECAC tournaments.Now the Crimson returns to the Frozen Four led by a core group of five players who have all been there before—Vaillancourt and seniors Caitlin Cahow, Brenna McLean, Laura Brady, and Jessica MacKenzie.Stone will look to the veterans to keep Harvard focused in the national spotlight.“There’s a lot of hype around the national championship, and I think they’ll help to settle the younger players down...
...something for the team.”It’s not just the postseason that gets Brine going. She has made a habit of producing points since she first arrived at Harvard in the fall of 2005.With superstars Julie Chu ’07, senior Caitlin Cahow, and junior Sarah Vaillancourt away from the team training for the Olympics, Brine was able to make a name for herself immediately, leading the team in goals scored in her freshman campaign.“Since she arrived, she has always been a solid contributor to the offensive effort...
...solely about our team playing Harvard hockey.”Even if Stone didn’t put a lot of stock in the accomplishment, her players and fellow coaches took the time to recognize Harvard’s winningest coach after the game.Tri-captains Laura Brady, Caitlin Cahow, and Brenna McLean presented Stone with flowers in a post-game ceremony, and one of the linesmen made sure that the coach got the puck that led to the special win.“I got emotional,” Crimson forward Sarah Vaillancourt said. “It was awesome...
...honor that is given to the top women’s college hockey player in the nation each year. In the regular season, Vaillancourt led the conference and ranked fifth in the nation in total points, with 23 goals and 32 assists for 55 points.Tri-captain Caitlin Cahow led a stingy Harvard defense, while also contributing on the offensive side. She notched 34 points as a defenseman, the second highest in the country at her position, and also ranks second in the country with 12 power play goals. But the Crimson possesses more than just scoring power. Sophomore goalie Christina...