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...Harvard’s only goal came on a power play, when freshman Alex Killorn, who recently received ECAC honors for Rookie of the Week, seized the puck after a clearing attempt and passed it over to sophomore Matt McCollem, who then ripped a wrist shot from the slot to tie the score, 1-1, halfway through the second period...
...Harvard struck first just 5:41 after the opening faceoff thanks to the stick of sophomore Michael Biega, who fought for a loose puck behind the Cornell net and then stuffed in a wrap-around on the right post. The play developed thanks to the physicality of sophomore Matt McCollem, who knocked the puck free from a Cornell player with a big hit in the neutral zone. Freshman Peter Starrett dumped the loose puck into the Big Red zone for the assist, letting Biega chase it down behind the net. That would prove to be the lone goal for Harvard...
...Crimson offense turned up the heat on the Bears, drawing a Brown holding penalty. Harvard missed its chances to convert, but the Crimson onslaught wore the Bears down, allowing Harvard to even the score during another power play, 2-2. After trading passes with sophomore Matt McCollem, Fraser released the puck to McCafferty, who launched a shot into the top right corner of the net for the score. Forty-one seconds into the third period, the Crimson took a 3-2 lead, as Moore finished off a shot by junior Ian Tallett. But Brown’s power play goal...
...every turn,” Donato said. Both Hoyle and St. Lawrence netminder Alex Petizian held their opponents scoreless in the first frame, recording nine and 13 saves, respectively. It wasn’t until the second period that the Crimson broke the scoring drought, when sophomore Matt McCollem slammed in the game-winning goal during a power play halfway through the frame. After senior Steve Rolecek and sophomore Alex Killorn fired back-to-back shots, McCollem cleaned up the rebound from the post, notching his second goal in as many games to put the Crimson ahead...
...allowed us to establish a good solid team game.” Consistent play up and down the line contributed to Friday night’s win—four different players scored the five goals. Senior forward Nick Coskren scored twice while sophomore forwards Michael Del Mauro, Matt McCollem, and Joe Smith each found the back of the net once. Del Mauro tallied the first goal at 9:46 into the game after Smith forechecked a Clarkson defender and poked away the puck to a waiting Del Mauro. The sophomore forward rifled the shot past the goalkeeper from...