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...Even though she endured many spans of time without facing a single shot, Boe looked sharp throughout the night. Her most heart-stopping moment came in the fourth minute of the final frame. Skating to the left side of her net to poke at a loose puck, Boe collided with a Golden Knight and slid out of net. Down on the ice for a few ticks, she recovered to get back in net—but her stick lay out of reach, forcing her to play with a player’s stick for the rest of the possession...
...matched up really well with them. We knew it was going to be close.” The second overtime was evenly played. The Crimson took six shots to the Golden Knights’ five, but that extra shot was all that counted. Junior Liza Solley brought the puck up the left side of the ice and passed it to Sifers waiting in the slot. And with a slapshot past the goaltender’s right shoulder and into the top right of the net, Sifers scored her second goal of the game. “[Sifers] is a rock...
...match and dash the hopes of a sweep by host Harvard. “It was good up-and-down hockey,” Crimson coach Katey Stone said. “Their goalie made big saves. Our goalie made big saves. We got a little careless with the puck in our own zone at the end and it cost us.” The Crimson managed to force extra time when freshman Jenny Brine knocked in an inadvertent feed from senior Jennifer Raimondi with 2:10 remaining in regulation. Brine gathered the puck just inside of the blue line...
...hockey team squaring off against conference upstart No. 10 Clarkson for the second time in a week. The Crimson topped the Golden Knights, 3-2, on a last-second, sudden-death goal by senior Jennifer Raimondi last Saturday, to earn host privileges for the best-of-three series. The puck drops at 7 p.m. tonight, with game two scheduled for 4 p.m. tomorrow and a rubber match at the same time on Sunday, if necessary...
...year’s Crimson squad. In traditional Harvard style, Raimondi’s newfound role has meant stepping back to play the point on the penalty kill and the power play, which until recently was the nation’s number two unit, and looking to get the puck to her young linemates waiting close to the net. With this added responsibility, Raimondi has matured on the ice to become an all-around player—a noticeable progression from the rookie with the stunning shot she brought with her three years ago. “I have...