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Harvard will counter with its own much-decorated skater in captain Jennifer Botterill. Botterill—who on Monday was named ECAC Player of the Week for the third time this season—scored both goals in the Crimson’s 2-1 overtime triumph over No. 6 Providence. Botterill leads the nation in points per game (3.30), goals per game (1.60) and is tied for first in assists per game with Ruggiero...
Harvard (9-1) and UNH have a long-standing rivalry, though the Crimson has held a substantial edge as of late. The Wildcats are 22-9-1 all-time against Harvard, but the nine losses date back consecutively from the 1998-99 season—including the 1999 ECAC championship and national championship games. New UNH coach Brian McCloskey, in his first meeting with Harvard, will hope to reverse that trend...
Harvard is No. 1 in the nation for a reason. The Crimson is first in the nation in offense (5.9 gpg), defense (1.1 gpg), power play (36.4 percent), penalty kill (97.4 percent) and captains (four). The squad boasts four of the five top-scoring players in the ECAC, with the Olympic trifecta of Botterill, Ruggiero and freshman Julie Chu joined by sophomore forward Nicole Corriero...
Still feeding off the momentum gained in a well-played 2-2 tie with No. 6 Boston College on Wednesday, the No. 11 Crimson (9-3-1, 9-2-0 ECAC) will travel to Portland, Maine’s Cumberland County Civic Center on Sunday for a 2 p.m. rematch and showdown with top-ranked Maine...
...proves the No. 11 Crimson (9-3-1, 9-2 ECAC) is a team able to step up in big games. It had been criticized for its poor play in high-pressure games following losses to nationally-ranked Cornell and Boston University...