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...truly remarkable performance came from Unger. The 6’8 reserve drained his first three-pointer—and only his second of the season—from the right side with just less than eight minutes to go to give Harvard its largest lead of the contest, 52-34. Albany guard Jamar Wilson immediately answered with a trifecta of his own to cut the Crimson lead back...
...Center and continued with a 3-0 shutout at Princeton, a 7-5 barnburner at Quinnipiac and a 3-2 home-opening defeat at the hands of Colgate. Successive wins over Cornell, Brown and Yale brought Dartmouth within a game of .500, but three losses in the last four contests have set the team back once again. “They’re reeling a little bit right now,” Donato said. “After getting the ship righted and playing some real good hockey, they’ve lost...
...forecheck well to keep continuous pressure on the Big Green. Harvard almost doubled its lead when late in the period Brady received the puck on the right side of an open Dartmouth net. But the Crimson had to settle for a 1-0 lead when the period bell sounded.The contest started off slowly, as neither team found a consistent rhythm in the opening period. Harvard managed to get off a couple tight chances in front of Lane, while Dartmouth’s first opportunity to get the puck past Boe came with just 29 seconds left in the period. Even...
...good for him to get back and have a good game tonight,” captain Matt Stehle added. “It was good to see Drew doing what he can do, getting to the line and penetrating.” With 9:19 remaining in the contest, Long Island forward Paska Morkeliunas tossed Stehle aside in the paint, picking up his fourth foul of the game. Morkeliunas was awarded a technical foul in the aftermath, and Stehle hit both of the free-throws to put the Crimson ahead 64-53. Stehle finished with a career-high 27 points...
...opinion, and I’m sure in [Dartmouth coach Mark] Hudak’s opinion as well, there’s a lot riding on it.” The Crimson (7-5-2, 4-3-2 ECAC) come into the tonight’s contest having dropped their last game 3-0 to no. 3 New Hampshire, breaking a four-game winning streak that included 6-0 and 7-0 drubbings of Union. A loss would leave Harvard with a .500 record both overall and in the ECAC, and the team would be looking at an uphill struggle...