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Boehm's Basket
Junior forward Jeannie Boehm, and sophomore forward Jadyn Bush, led the team in rebounds with nine apiece.
Red, White, and Drury
Crimson freshman Jack Drury has earned a spot at team USA's World Junior Championship camp, where he will vie for a final tournament roster spot.
Holiday Cheer
The Crimson looks to rebound after a disappointing performance against Cornell last week. A victory on Tuesday night would send the squad into the four-week winter recess above .500.
Lacking Nothing
Senior net-minder Michael Lackey posted another wall-like performance on Tuesday, rejecting all but one of the 25 shots he faced in a winning effort.
Keep the Points Comin'
Freshman forward Jack Drury continued his productive year (4–8—12), burying a feed from his right wing, fellow rookie Casey Dornbach, early in the second period.
Five More Minutes
Captain Madeline Raster drained a step-back jumper with less than a second remaining to force overtime, but the Crimson could not hold on.
No Brooms This Year
On Saturday night, the Crimson looks to take a second game this season from No. 16 Cornell and avenge last year's sweep at the hands of the Big Red.
They Meet Again
Both rivals entered Saturday's matchup with Harvard's victory at Madison Square Garden one week prior still fresh in their memories.
Momentum Swinging
After the Crimson looked like the better team through the game's first 10 minutes, the Big Red stole momentum and potted a pair of powerplay strikes in the second period.
New Man Behind the Mask
Filling in for an injured Matthew Galajda, Cornell net-minder Austin McGrath logged his first career start against Harvard.
Won the Battle, Not the War
No. 16 Cornell dominated the second period en route to avenging Harvard's win one week prior. The teams will also meet at the Big Red's Lynah Rink in January.
