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...winning goal at 13:27 of the third period.Despite several minutes of near-incessant pressure by the Big Red attack, Harvard caught a break when Cornell iced the puck. Dufault won the puck drop in the right faceoff circle of the Big Red zone and then headed for the net as senior winger Jon Pelle and freshman forward Michael Biega took hacks at the puck. Although Cornell netminder Ben Scrivens was in position for the first few attempts, he could only slide right helplessly as Dufault slotted a loose puck past him at the left post, giving his team...
...Harvard racked up an early lead, 3-0, in an aggressive first period. Stony Brook squandered a man-up opportunity earned on a Harvard pushing penalty. In the second minute of the game, junior midfielder Max Motschwiller whipped the ball to sophomore midfielder Jason Duboe who found the net to get on the board first. Just two minutes later, Duboe reciprocated and sent the ball to Motschwiller who notched his third goal of the season. With 9:11 remaining in the first, Fehr snagged the ball on the rebound of a shot by tri-captain and attacker Brooks Scholl...
...scoreboard first. UMass scored in the 39th second of play. This would be the first and last time UMass had a lead in the competition. The Crimson answered quickly three minutes later. Off of a free position, freshman Jessica Halpern put the ball in the back of the net. Harvard scored the next three goals to take a 4-1 lead. The Minutewomen answered with four more goals throughout the half, but that was not enough to tame the Crimson as it went into the break with a 12-5 advantage. In the second half, UMass attempted to come...
...play were the driving force behind the deadlocked score, the Crimson’s efforts to pull away in the third period were also frustrated by two close calls that went the Raiders’ way.The first came with two minutes left to play in regulation, when the Colgate net was dislodged after an extended scuffle for several loose rebounds in front of goaltender Mark Dekanich. With Harvard perilously close to punching it in, some of the players seemed to feel that a Raiders player had intentionally shifted the net, which would have been cause for a delay of game...
...clinched bid to the NCAA Tournament that goes along with winning the Ivy League—before a rush of fans stormed onto the court when the buzzer sounded to celebrate. With hundreds of people on the floor, Big Red players and coaches took turns cutting down the net while the Cornell faithful continued with its deafening cheers. Despite the hostile environment, at least one Harvard player enjoyed the chance to play through the Big Red boos and looks forward to next year’s battles. “I thought...