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...first time all season on Sunday, looked to have its eyes on the prize. Senior goaltender John Daigneau posted the first shutout of his career to spur Harvard’s gritty and defense-dominated 2-0 win yesterday over Brown (2-4-0, 2-4-0 ECAC). The defense, led by Daigneau, powered the Crimson’s victory—a strange turn of events for a team usually so dependent on its offensive firepower. It is a positive sign for a squad that has surrendered late leads and given up many costly goals in the recent weeks...
...surface, this weekend’s matchup against the No. 6 Harvard women’s hockey team has to look good to the opposing Yale Bulldogs. The Crimson (3-1-1, 2-1-1 ECAC) has lost and tied in its last two games, and last season struggled mightily at times with Yale (1-3-2, 1-1-1). Harvard’s first ECAC loss was to the Bulldogs last year and then in March, Yale brought the Crimson to the edge before falling in a 2-1 overtime contest in the ECAC semifinals. The main reason...
Finding the back of the net hasn’t been a problem for the No. 19 Harvard men’s hockey team, but holding late leads has proved something of a challenge these days.The Crimson (4-2-0, 3-2-0 ECAC) held a 3-2 edge over Cornell last Friday but collapsed, allowing two even-strength Big Red goals in the final 5:04. The next night, Harvard led Colgate 6-1 in the third period before three power-play tallies brought the final score to 6-4. And Tuesday against Boston College, the Crimson watched...
...said Harvard coach Ted Donato ’91, whose team has watched late leads evaporate in three consecutive contests. “I prefer to learn my lessons as [we] win, [rather than] lose.” The No. 19 Crimson (4-2-0, 3-2-0 ECAC) went up 2-0 in the first period on power-play scores sparked by sophomore Paul Dufault. Just past the 16-minute mark, the forward battled along the right boards, pressed past a defender, and shipped the puck to classmate Dave Watters, who netted it high past BC goalie Corey Schneider...
...College midway through the second period, the No. 19 Harvard men’s hockey team allowed the Eagles to storm back late in the game last night at Kelley Rink. Allowing third-period goals appears to have become habit for the Crimson (4-2-0, 3-2-0 ECAC). Just last weekend, Cornell scored two late goals to shock Harvard with a come-from-behind victory. And the following night, Colgate trimmed the Crimson’s 6-1 cushion to a two-goal margin with three goals in a 2:50-minute span in the third period...