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Rose O'Connor Handles the Puck
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Harvard HAR 2-7-2
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Winner Boston College BOS 9-7-1
Harvard HAR
2-7-2
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Final
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Boston College BOS
9-7-1
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 F
Harvard HAR 0 1 0 1
Boston College BOS 0 4 1 5

Game Recap: Women's Ice Hockey |

Women's Hockey Drops Contest Against RV/RV Boston College

BOSTON, Mass. – The Crimson made the quick trip down Commonwealth Avenue tonight to take on the Boston College Eagles at Conte Forum. Harvard got a goal from Gabi Davidson Adams and 43 saves from Alex Pellicci, but could not get past the Eagles, who knocked off the Crimson with a 5-1 result.
 

HOW IT HAPPENED

  • The Crimson and the Eagles battled in the first twenty minutes of action, playing to a 0-0 tie in the period.
  • Harvard had a few quality looks on goal, none better than Hannah Chorske, who got the puck off a pass by Kristin Della Rovere in the slot. Her shot sailed just wide of the goaltender and the game remained scoreless.
  • Starting goaltender, Alex Pellicci, played an excellent period, shutting out the Eagles and making 17 saves in the process.
  • The Crimson PK unit also shut down the BC powerplay twice in the first frame.
  • The Eagles were able to strike first early in the second period to take a 1-0 lead.
  • BC got another tally midway through the period off a penalty shot, then added a third 16' into the second frame.
  • Gabi Davidson Adams got Harvard on the board late in the period with a breakaway score, her fourth goal of the season.
  • The Eagles bounced back with a goal at the end of the period to take a 4-1 lead into the second intermission.
  • Harvard and BC were even in shots in the third period at 13 apiece, but the Crimson came up empty-handed.
  • BC added one more goal in regulation to get a 5-1 win over Harvard.
 

HARVARD HIGHLIGHTS

  • Gabi Davidson Adams scored her fourth goal of the season
  • Shannon Hollands notched her second assist of the year on the GDA goal
  • Alex Pellicci made 43 saves in net, her third straight 40-plus save game
  • Kristin Della Rovere and Paige Lester led the team with seven and six shots on goal, respectively
  • Della Rovere also won 17 faceoffs, bringing her double-digit faceoff win streak to 10 games
  • Hollands chipped in with 10 wins on the dot as Harvard won 30 faceoffs in the game compared to BC's 29
  • Harvard's Penalty Kill unit turned in another solid performance, stopping both of Boston College's powerplay opportunities
 

UP NEXT

Harvard will take on another Hockey East foe in New Hampshire on Saturday, November 26 at 3 pm inside the Bright-Landry Hockey Center.
 
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