Kiirsten Suurkask, the reigning ECAC player of the week, assisted twice.
Her linemates, Ingram and Dunn, both scored in the first five minutes of the period.
Ruggiero also tallied two goals in the period. In addition, Ingram had a goal waved-off during the period.
Advertisement
The Crimson presented a more balanced offensive effort than in
previous games, running three forward lines for nearly the entire game.
Three of Crimson's six goals came when the second or third forward lines
were on the ice.
"The one thing that I am most pleased with is that we are getting scoring from all lines," Stone said.
Want to keep up with breaking news?
Subscribe to our email newsletter.
Read more in Sports
Showdown: U.S. v. HarvardRecommended Articles
-
W. Hockey Beats UNH in OT For ChampionshipMINNEAPOLIS--In 1989 a Harvard hockey team flew into the Twin Cities for the Frozen Four, relied on the services of
-
Despite Loss, W. Hockey Clings to No. 1 RankingFor once, the biggest games in women's hockey from Thanksgiving through this weekend are not in the ECAC. In fact,
-
W.Hockey Will Try to Forget TieThe Harvard women's hockey team will host Niagara twice this weekend, looking to shake off the demons of Wednesday's horrific
-
W. Hockey Names 2000-1 CaptainsFor the third time in team history, the Harvard women's hockey team will have three captains in the 2000-1 season.
-
W. Hockey Beats Niagara Twice Over WeekendThe Purple Eagles couldn't wait for the Crimson to leave town. The Harvard women's hockey team defeated Niagara twice over
-
W. Hockey Advances to Beanpot Final with 8-1 B.C. BlowoutCHESTNUT HILL, Mass.--It's Harvard and Northeastern once again in the women's Beanpot final. The Crimson dispatched B.C. 8-1 last night
