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...Paul Dufault. After receiving a pass from sophomore right wing Jon Pelle in front of the blue line, Dufault found a tough angle awaiting him—but not too tough to give Harvard its first score of the game.“Our guys were in the right frame of mind coming into this game,” Donato said. “All the teams in this tournament can win.”The first 20 minutes saw the Crimson outshoot Boston University in a period where Harvard won the shot battle, 12-8. The puck spent...
...freshman Katie Rollins. The Crimson (7-11, 3-2 Ivy) dominated Cornell with an improved defense and red-hot three-point shooting to grab an 80-71 victory. Rollins, a strong inside threat, sat for much of the first half because she incurred two quick fouls. In the second frame, however, her strong post moves and light touch helped Harvard quell potential threats from the pesky Big Red (6-13, 3-3) who often threatened to close the 5-10 point deficit, yet never seemed to be able to close the deal. Rollins notched a career-high 19 points...
...past Harvard in the consolation game of the Golden Dome Classic, tallying 51 kills in a 3-0 (31-29, 30-24, 30-16) rout on Saturday evening.In the first of three matchups against NJIT (4-3, 0-1) this season, the Crimson played its best in the opening frame of the match. Despite posting only 11 kills, Harvard stayed within striking distance of the Highlanders but fell just short of victory, losing 31-29.From that point on, NJIT continued to pick up momentum. Though the Highlanders hit at a meager .050 clip in the first game, they raised their level...
...victory Friday night in Meehan Auditorium. Instead of looking lackluster after Brown’s Cory Caouette notched the equalizer with just under six minutes remaining in regulation, the Crimson (12-8-2, 9-7-1 ECAC) came out and played solidly in the extra frame. Taking advantage of an odd-man rush in the third minute, senior forward Dan Murphy skated into the Brown zone and launched a shot from the right circle. Bears goaltender Adam D’Alba, who had an outstanding game with 45 saves, made the initial stop at the edge of the crease...
...Crimson held a 39-22 halftime advantage that shrunk to 14 on Columbia’s first bucket of the second half, but the lead ballooned back to 24 in the second half en route to the 23-point margin of victory. Rollins had 6 points in the second frame and led all Harvard scorers with 16 for the game, while Tay chipped in 12—10 in the second half—while also handing out four assists. The fact that the team’s three leading scorers were all freshmen was no surprise for the coach...