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Yale is 1-8-0 on the season, though it pushed the Crimson to a 3-3 overtime Nov. 18 in the Bright Hockey Center before Harvard’s Ryan Maki notched the game-winner...
...just as time expired on the final penalty—against freshman Jimmy Fraser for slashing—the puck slid into the neutral zone and Harvard broke towards Saints goaltender Kevin Ackley. Crimson junior Ryan Maki skated the puck up the right and shipped it across the slot to Du, who passed it back over to Fraser. The rookie, just 10 seconds out of the sin bin, went top shelf over Ackley for the 3-1 lead...
Junior blueliner Dylan Reese put the Crimson on the board with a screened slapshot from the blue line at 17:33, and just 40 seconds later, Brian McCafferty and Ryan Maki knotted the score at two with another 4-on-4 tally, this the result of a odd-man rush by which Maki roofed the puck over Clarkson netminder Kyle McNulty...
...night. The No. 19 Harvard men’s hockey team (5-2-0, 4-2-0 ECAC) was tied with the visiting Bulldogs (0-5-0, 0-5-0) after 60 minutes of regulation. But just 1:48 into the overtime period, junior Kevin Du found linemate Ryan Maki open in front of the goal. Maki fired the puck past the left arm of the Yale goalkeeper Alec Richards and into the back of the net to clinch a 4-3 Crimson victory. Harvard was heavily favored coming into the game, but Yale kept it close by capitalizing...
...score on its first power play, the Crimson didn’t miss a beat and netted its first goal just six seconds later. As the fifth Brown skater took the ice, sophomore forward Paul Dufault passed from the right circle behind the net to junior forward Ryan Maki. After corralling the puck, Maki sent a pass to the tape of sophomore forward Dave Watters for a one-timer under the glove of Brown netminder Adam D’Alba. The Crimson dominated on the defensive and offensive end, but seemed to struggle at the beginning of the game with...