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...TICKS Senior Ryan Maki, after playing in Friday night’s game at Cornell, sat out against the Raiders due to an left arm injury. He was replaced in the lineup by sophomore Nick Coskren…The Crimson managed to dodge the challenge of facing goalie Mark Dekanich, a preseason All-ECAC selection, as freshman Charles Long started in net for Colgate instead. It was Long’s second career start…Due to the stringent refereeing on faceoffs, Harvard was forced to send 11 different men to the faceoff circle over the course...
...scored the only goal for Harvard, equalizing for the Crimson at 8:05 of the first period. With Harvard on the power play, defenseman Dylan Reese took a shot from the blue line that deflected off winger Alex Meintel before caroming off Du and past Raiders goaltender Mark Dekanich. But despite firing 29 shots on net, that lone goal was all the Crimson would get—a far cry from the four tallies that Harvard launched past Dekanich earlier this season at the Bright Hockey Center. “Our effort was there,” Donato said...
...Jimmy Fraser now leads the team with 16 infractions for 32 minutes, roughly 10 percent of the Crimson’s whistles.SHOT THROUGH THE HEARTFriday was the first time in five games that Harvard failed to muster 40 shots on goal. Harvard fired 30 shots at Colgate goaltender Mark Dekanich, whose 29 saves were good for the win.“We missed the net a bunch,” Hafner lamented.The next night, the Crimson took 28 shots at Cornell’s David McKee. During the two-goal second period, 10 of Harvard’s 16 shots...
...score on the power play at 16:06. The pivot scooped up a rebound from a Ryan Maki shot along the left post and deposited the puck in the right-side netting.Just 69 seconds later, sophomore winger Steve Mandes picked off a futile clearance attempt by Raiders netminder Mark Dekanich and slid the puck into the bottom right corner to give Harvard its first lead of the night.Freshman defenseman Brian McCafferty later put the Crimson ahead 6-1 with his first career collegiate tally at 7:14 in the third period, just two minutes before Colagate’s final...
...dropped the puck to forward Dave Watters, who launched it at Colgate goaltender Mark Dekanich...