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...advantage. Freshman forward Alex Killorn received the puck from sophomore forward Michael Biega on the right-hand side of the goal at close range and fired it into the lower-left corner of the net for an easy goal just 2:07 into the match. Junior defenseman Alex Biega also notched an assist on the play. Unfortunately for the Crimson, the early lead was lost under five minutes later—this time when UND had a two-man advantage. After junior forward Doug Rogers and sophomore forward Pier-Olivier Michaud were sent to the penalty box less than...
...discouraged when they scored a couple goals in the third period,” junior defenseman Alex Biega said. “At one point, it was 3-1, 4-1, and we didn’t really react to it the way we should’ve as a team, collectively. We didn’t really fire back. It’s pretty evident looking at the shot chart—we only had 19 shots the whole game. That right there is an indication that we didn’t want to win it badly enough...
...waiting Del Mauro. The sophomore forward rifled the shot past the goalkeeper from the left circle. Minutes later, the Crimson scored again. Coskren stuffed the puck into the net just five seconds into a Harvard power play. “Right before the faceoff, I had actually told [junior defenseman] Alex [Biega] to just wrist one into me, it didn’t even have to be hard,” Coskren said. “He shot it, a low shot, right to my forehand, and I had my stick about a foot...
...here in a hurry,” Harvard assistant coach Joakim Flygh said after Friday’s game. Although the offensive first line of Brine, senior Sarah Wilson, and sophomore Kate Buesser has remained steady for the last three games, the defense has seen a bit more shuffling.Junior defenseman Cori Bassett has made three starts, each coming with a different linemate. Sophomore Liza Ryabkina, who began the season playing defense with Bassett, has returned to playing left wing.The lineup changes are just one part of Harvard’s early-season battle to solidify its on-ice chemistry...
...rematch of last Tuesday’s game, Rensselaer (2-5-1, 1-1-0) gave Harvard its first loss of the year Friday, despite the Crimson’s 28-26 lead in shots on goal. Rolecek and senior Nick Coskren scored for Harvard, with junior defenseman Alex Biega assisting on each.Despite five penalties in the first period and an additional power play to start the second, it was the Engineers that struck first when forward Paul Kerins scored unassisted for the short-handed goal. Three minutes later, a Harvard penalty gave RPI a man advantage, which it used...