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...center Michael Kennedy netted the deciding score 2:36 after the equalizer. Almost the only thing that wasn’t the same was Harvard’s record following the heartbreaking losses. Though the setback in 2005 only dropped the Crimson to a .500 record (2-2) in ECAC play, Friday’s loss kept Harvard winless (0-4) in the ECAC. Crimson coach Ted Donato ’91 said he had “mixed feelings” about the result. “In one respect, we lost another game, and it?...
...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 of the game, with the Raiders...
After leading the Harvard men’s hockey team to its first victory of the season last Tuesday against then-No. 3 Boston College, goalie Kyle Richter was named the ECAC Rookie of the Week yesterday. The freshman posted 36 saves for the Crimson in a 4-0 upset of the Eagles. Harvard’s first win of the season was also Richter’s first shutout and first collegiate victory. In front of Richter, the Crimson defense held Boston College scoreless in eight power-play opportunities. Harvard coach Ted Donato ‘91 said that...
...players, the one-loss Harvard women’s hockey team appeared vulnerable for a time Saturday night as one-win Cornell pressured hard in the third period of a tied game. And then the floodgates opened. The No. 8 Crimson (5-1-0, 5-1-0 ECAC) poured in four goals in six minutes—including three in 55 seconds—to ice the Big Red (1-6-1, 1-3-0 ECAC) in a 5-2 victory in the Bright Hockey Center. “Katie Johnston scored the third goal and I didn?...
...position on Friday night at Bright Hockey Center—taking the ice without leading scorers Julie Chu and Sarah Vaillancourt and defensive anchor Caitlin Cahow, all three of whom took last season off to compete in the Olympic Games. However, the Crimson (5-1-0, 5-1-0 ECAC) refused to let the loss of their three stars translate to a loss in the standings, as the team skated to a 4-3 victory over Colgate (3-7-1, 3-1-0 ECAC) on an overtime goal by sophomore Jenny Brine. While scrappy play characterized most of regulation...