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...blueliners Reese and Brian McCafferty contained the Raiders’ power play during the two-man deficit, even when Fraser broke his stick and was forced to rely on just his body for defensive purposes. “Coach Bobby Jay has done a great job with our penalty kill,” Donato said. “I don’t want to jinx him, but that’s three games in a row without [allowing a power play goal]—and that’s three darn good offensive hockey teams...
...hockey game.”Two Big Red penalties late in the period gave the Crimson an ideal opportunity to break the tie, but the Harvard was unable to take advantage. The Crimson enjoyed 1:23 of 5-on-3 play, but an effective Cornell penalty kill, combined with some errant Harvard passes, ensured that the period would end in a deadlock.After the Big Red’s impressive defensive showing to end the first frame, Harvard responded by tightening its defense in the second. With the offense utilizing an aggressive forecheck and the defense putting itself in position...
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...when Harvard held the Big Red to just two shots on goal. “They played very well defensively,” Cornell coach Mike Schafer said. “We didn’t get that many chances.” The Crimson’s penalty kill units maintained their scoreless streak. Three days after shutting down the power play of No. 3 Boston College, Harvard held Cornell’s man-advantage units to six shots in six opportunities—including just two shots in three third-period chances. Still, the Big Red managed...
...think that showed up with a couple of lazy penalties—hooking, holding in the offensive zone, those types of things.” While the first period included numerous power plays and three separate stretches of 5-on-3 play, both teams’ penalty kills rose to the challenge under the heavy workload. Harvard, in particular, was able to effectively shut down the Raider power play, as the penalty kill held Colgate scoreless and even managed to generate some shorthanded chances. “They gave us a couple of different looks [on the power play...