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Amanda M. DiMartini
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Can't Catch These Zs
First-year forward Nick Abruzzese contributed two goals on three occasions in his rookie campaign, including in a rivalry game against Yale on home ice.
Gornet in Goal
Harvard goalie Cameron Gornet made his first start in three weeks on Friday night against Yale. The Crimson tied the Bulldogs, 4-4.
On Top
A consistent strength for the Crimson has been its top line. Initially made up of its top three scorers, Dornbach, Drury, and Abruzzese, the coaching staff has taken to replacing Dornbach with rookie John Farinacci when making adjustments.
The Man Behind the Mask
Gornet's .907 save percentage is a few points lower than his teammate Gibson's, but Harvard's two goalies both have the same winning percentage.
In the Nick of Time
Abruzzese's two goals and two assists mark the first four-point effort of the rookie's collegiate career.
That's a Sweep
The Crimson skated past the Big Green Friday night to earn its third and fourth points against the conference foe this season.
Consistent Rivalry
Harvard-Yale matchups promise to be hard-fought, physical, and fast-paced, irrespective of the teams' records entering a given contest.
Last Time Out
In a mid-November clash, the Crimson handled the Elis to the tune of 6-1. The game, however, was closer than the score would indicate.
Chippy Elis
Meetings between the Crimson and the Bulldogs often possess a chippy element, adding to the entertainment factor that the Madison Square Garden audience eagerly anticipates.
Rivalry Night
Clashes between the Crimson and the Bulldogs tend to be fast-paced and close, but it took Harvard less than a minute to take the lead on Saturday.
Six for Success
After several high-scoring contests, the Crimson leads the country in goals per game played (5.40) this year.
Cam, Saw, Conquered
Gornet's .976 save percentage came with another 40+ save performance. His number on the season (.955 SV%) is good for second in the country, behind only his teammate, rookie Mitchell Gibson.
Apple Picking
Dornbach's two assists on the night have put the sophomore on a three-game point streak. He has earned a point in four of five games so far this season.
