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Dartmouth: 5, Men’s Hockey: 4
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The men’s hockey team got off to a hot start on Friday night with two goals in the first 8:00 of action at Dartmouth, only to see its lead eaten away by a series of bad bounces and mental errors. When the dust had settled, Dartmouth won the game in overtime, 5-4, on a controversial goal by Joe Gaudet.
Just as the high sticking penalty on Keir Ross was winding down, Gaudet tipped in a shot from Doug Jones. The referee stationed behind the goal initially waved off the shot, but the other three referees claimed it was a goal, handing the Green the win.
Joe Devin and Colin Greening both had a goal and an assist; Brendon Nash added two assists
—Keenan Weatherford
Men’s Basketball: 96, Harvard: 75
The men’s basketball team kept its home-winning streak intact Friday night, beating Harvard by 21 points, 96-75. Junior Ryan Wittman led all scorers with 20 points, going 4-for-7 from the 3-point line, and setting a new school record for career 3-pointers made with 420. The Red ran out to a large lead and went into halftime up 51-35. The Crimson’s Tommy Amaker made a run to start the second half and brought the margin down to eight, but the Red never lost the lead. Freshman Chris Wroblewski scored a career-high 17 points and added 7 assists. Cornell registered 31 assists in the contest, breaking the previous game-high of 25.
—Harrison D. Sanford
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