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Streaks were the name of the game in yesterday’s 73-68 loss against Vermont. Two major Catamount runs—a 30-8 string over 12-plus minutes in the first half and a 12-2 run over five crucial minutes in the second—highlighted glaring weaknesses in Harvard’s play, while the Crimson’s 24-3 tear over the course of seven minutes at the beginning of the second frame showed the team’s lofty potential. And a seven-point Harvard run starting with three minutes to play...
...Fans start to fill Catamount Country as the Zamboni puts the finishing touches on the ice. Junior defenseman Brian McCafferty is out with an unspecified injury, and sophomore Ian Tallett is making his second start of the season in his place...
...final non-league matchup of the season in yesterday afternoon’s game at Ohiri Field. Freshman Katherine Sheeleigh scored her sixth goal of the season early in the second half after junior midfielder Erin Wylie made her season scoring debut, sneaking a low-corner goal past Catamounts sophomore goalkeeper Eliza Bradley. Though Harvard has been plagued by repeated late starts (putting points on the board only in the second half in seven out of nine wins), yesterday’s first half was a battle between the Crimson offense and Vermont defense. Even though the two goals came...
...didn’t really step up the way that we had hoped to,” co-captain Devon Shapiro said. “They just came out harder than we did and did a great job capitalizing on all of their opportunities.” The Catamounts (8-4) took control of the game early, knocking in a penalty corner 13 minutes into the contest. Less than a minute and a half later, Vermont junior Maegan Luce scored an unassisted goal on the Crimson (5-4) to make the lead 2-0 in the Catamounts’ favor...
...minute and a half more was all the Crimson needed to slide by Vermont with a tie, but the Harvard men’s hockey team failed to penetrate the Catamount defense and fell short, 2-1, in an overtime loss last night at the Bright Hockey Center. “As the game wore on, we looked tired,” said Crimson coach Ted Donato ’91. “We’ve played a lot of hockey in these last few weeks. It looked like in overtime there wasn?...