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...Crimson’s torch lit, Brine continued to prove the scourge of the Dutchwomen with a further three assists in a 5-1 rout. Contributing to junior Cori Bassett’s power-play goal and setting up both of sophomore Katharine Chute’s goals, Brine believed that the link-up with the forwards was key to Harvard’s success...
...Friday before holding on against Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) (12-12-3, 7-7-2) for a 5-4 victory on Saturday.Despite not having its leading scorer in tri-captain Sarah Vaillancourt, Harvard’s offensive attack was irrepressible against the Dutchwomen, overwhelming Union with a 48-shot barrage.The following day against the Engineers, the Crimson seemed to be heading for yet another blowout, but RPI made things interesting in the third period, nearly climbing back from a 5-2 deficit before eventually falling.On the whole, Harvard coach Katey Stone was pleased with her team’s efforts...
...captain Sarah Vaillancourt, who are both taking part in the Four Nations Cup in Lake Placid, N.Y., the Crimson (3-0-1, 3-0-1 ECAC) put forth its best effort of the season. Harvard used a 46-shot barrage to tackle the Union defense while limiting the Dutchwomen (0-11-1, 0-4-0 ECAC) to only 12 shots on goal. Harvard had a single tally in the first period, three goals in the second, and a lone marker in the third to go along with solid goaltending from senior Brittany Martin and sophomore Kylie Stephens. Senior Sarah Wilson...
...over Union. Former Crimson assistant Claudia Asano is now the Dutchwomen’s head coach and Ali Boe ’06, a former Harvard goalie, is one of Asano’s assistants.While Union stands at 0-11-1 this season, the Dutchwomen have shown marked improvement under the guidance of Asano and Boe.“I think they’ve done wonders with the program over there,” Brine said. “From freshmen year to where they are now is a huge difference. We know now going to play them that...
...appearance in goal this season, Stephens made five saves and kept the net clear during an ominous 5-on-3 Union power play to help the Crimson (21-1-0, 17-0-0 ECAC) keep its ECAC record perfect and its No. 1 ranking intact against the cellar-dwelling Dutchwomen (3-22-2, 0-15-2). “It is a huge achievement for Kylie, especially playing here at Harvard where we really pride ourselves on goaltending ability,” co-captain Caitlin Cahow said. “She has been working so hard every...