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...delivering hard checks from the moment the puck dropped. Harvard responded in kind, as the two teams combined for 17 two-minute minors. Some of the biggest hits of the night, however, did not result in penalties. Late in the second period, Yale blueliner Tom Dignard checked freshman forward Doug Rogers into the edge of the scorer’s area, causing the glass separating the station from the Crimson bench to shatter. That was just one of many broken things on the night. A linesman had to leave the ice in the eighth minute of the final frame when...
...between the right post and Richards’ left pad for a 3-2 advantage. After finishing off his first career hat trick, Reese was done scoring for the night, but his team was not. 5:34 into the period, sophomore Brian McCafferty sent a pass to freshman center Doug Rogers at the top of the left faceoff circle, who one-timed it past Richards’ pad for a 4-2 lead. Junior forward Alex Meintel would add a wraparound goal at 15:21 to seal the 5-2 victory, which left the Crimson needing just one more victory...
...Doug Feith, the Pentagon's former No. 3 civilian official whom many Democrats blame for pushing the U.S. to invade Iraq with sloppy intelligence ginned up by his office, is fighting back. He's just launched his own website at www.dougfeith.com
...this it would be a difficult game,” said Crimson coach Ted Donato ’91. “They’re a talented team with that first line and the goaltending.” Colgate struck first when junior Tyler Burton pickpocketed freshman center Doug Rogers at the Harvard blue line and sent a slapshot past senior goaltender Justin Tobe just 5:08 into the first frame. The Crimson had a good look at goal later in the first period, as Rogers intercepted a Raiders cross pass, leaving him alone with Dekanich. But the pivot...
...just got to play a little smarter, especially that late.”A Bears penalty at 3:15 touched off a wild, six-goal, 11-penalty opening frame. Harvard took advantage of its extra man, with junior Mike Taylor slamming home a perfect feed from freshman Doug Rogers to put the Crimson up 1-0.It was Harvard’s first special-teams goal in its last 17 power plays, but it would not be its last of the night. After Brown’s Jeff Prough responded with a man-advantage goal of his own, junior Alex Meintel managed...