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7
Winner Harvard HAR 7-12-3, 6-8-3
6
Cornell COR 12-8-2, 9-5-1
Winner
Harvard HAR
7-12-3, 6-8-3
7
Final
6
Cornell COR
12-8-2, 9-5-1
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Harvard HAR 3 3 1 7
Cornell COR 2 3 1 6

Game Recap: Women's Ice Hockey |

Women's Hockey Explodes for Seven Goals; Knocks Off No. 10 Cornell for Key ECAC Win

Anne Bloomer's hat-trick and Della Rovere's four assists lead the way in the victory

ITHACA, N.Y. – Coming into a hostile environment at Lynah Rink to take on the No. 10/9 Cornell Big Red, the Harvard women's hockey team knew it would need a solid effort to pull off the upset. The Crimson (7-12-3, 6-8-3 ECACH) delivered with its best offensive effort of the season, hanging on to knock off the No. 10 Big Red by a score of 7-6.
 
The Crimson set a number of season highs, none more impressive than Anne Bloomer's hat-trick and Kristin Della Rovere's four assists, which were both career bests.

HOW IT HAPPENED

  • The battle between the Crimson and Big Red got started early, with both sides netting goals in the first minute of play. Anne Bloomer got the Crimson up, 1-0, with a goal just 14 seconds into the action.
  • Bloomer netted another goal to erase a brief 2-1 Cornell lead at the tail end of the first period. Della Rovere and Jenna MacDonald set up Bloomer, who cleaned up a rebound opportunity to tie the game.
  • The Crimson powerplay was moving the puck well tonight, giving the team a spark at the end of the first period when Della Rovere and Bloomer fed Paige Lester for a goal on the woman-advantage to make the score 3-2 right before the first intermission.
  • The Big Red had the game tied for only 20 seconds early in the second period, but Anne Bloomer completed her hat-trick to give Harvard a 4-3 advantage.
  • Gabi Davidson Adams continued her hot streak, rifling a shot past the goalie midway through the second period to give the Crimson a 5-3 lead.
  • First-Year Jaded Arnone capped off the scoring in the six-goal second period with a snipe shot from the point that found the twine. Her second goal of the year sent the Crimson to the locker room with a 6-5 lead.
  • In a hard fought third period, Shannon Hollands emerged as the hero, scoring a goal at 14:21 in the period to increase Harvard's lead to 7-5.
  • The Big Red did not shy away as the rival mounted a comeback attempt late in the third period. The opposition netted a goal with 25 seconds left to crawl within a goal.
  • Alex Pellicci stepped up to make the biggest of her 31 saves on the night, pushing a Cornell shot wide with just seven seconds left to seal the win for the Crimson.
  • Harvard knocked off the No. 10/9 Cornell Big Red, sweeping the season series and taking home three points in conference play.

HARVARD HIGHLIGHTS

  • Harvard's seven goal total is a season high and the most scored at Lynah Rink since 2006-07 (9-0 win)
  • Bloomer notched a career high five points, powered by her second career hat-trick
  • Della Rovere dished out four assists, a new career best in helpers and points
  • Bloomer and Della Rovere were +4 on the evening
  • Gabi Davidson Adams notched her second career multi-point night with a goal and an assist
  • Paige Lester scored on the powerplay for Harvard, her first career goal on the PP
  • Jade Arnone and Shannon Hollands had the other tallys for the Crimson, their second and sixth of the season, respectively
  • Mia Biotti led the squad with four blocked shots, followed by Rose O'Connor and Anne Bloomer who each had three
  • As a team, Harvard blocked 21 shots in front of Alex Pellcci, who got a win with 31 saves tonight

UP NEXT

The Crimson will be back on the ice tomorrow night to try and knock off another nationally ranked opponent, the No. 5/5 Colgate Raiders. Puck drop is set for 3:00 PM tomorrow in Hamilton, N.Y. (ESPN+).
 
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