1999-2000 Schedule/Results
1999-2000 Statistics

Northeastern 1, Harvard 1 (OT)
Sat., Feb. 5, 2000
Cambridge, MA

One of the hottest rivalries in women's ice hockey renewed itself as Harvard and Northeastern skated to a 1-1 tie at the Bright Hockey Center on Saturday afternoon.

After a scoreless first period, Harvard's Jamie Hagerman became the first player to find the net when she scored a power play goal on a tricky slapshot at 16:31 of the second.

Midway through the third period, NU rookie blueliner Kim Greene responded with one of her own, as she picked up a loose puck on the doorstep to beat the Crimson's Crystal Springer for the only time in the game. It was Greene's third goal in as many games, and she currently leads the NU blueliners in goals scored with five.

Springer finished with 30 saves on the day in the face of a consistent NU attack, but she was upstaged by Northeastern's Erika Silva (pictured) who made 31 saves, including a remarkable seven in overtime to ensure the Huskies escaped with a point in the standings.

The Huskies are now 10-4-3 in conference play and are fighting with New Hampshire and Providence for home ice advantage in the ECAC playoffs. They hold a 15-5-3 overall record.

Scoring:

1st Period:

2nd Period:
HAR 16:31 PP Jamie Hagerman (Angela Ruggiero, Tara Dunn)

3rd Period:
NOE 07:36 Kim Greene (Brooke White, Brooke Whitney)

OT1:

Northeastern Goaltending:

	1st	2nd	3rd	OT1	Total	Minutes
Erika Silva	8	8	8	7	31	65:00

Harvard Goaltending:

	1st	2nd	3rd	OT1	Total	Minutes
Crystal Springer	8	8	13	1	30	65:00

Northeastern Power-Play: 0/2

Harvard Power-Play: 1/3

Penalties:

1st Period:
NOE 03:21 Lisa Giovanelli  (2 - Hooking)
HAR 16:56 Tammy Shewchuk  (2 - Checking)

2nd Period:
HAR 11:32 Courtney Smith  (2 - Interference)
NOE 15:01 Jennie Setaro  (2 - Roughing)

3rd Period:
NOE 00:57 Kim Greene  (2 - High-Sticking)

OT1:

Northeastern Penalties: 3 for 6

Harvard Penalties: 2 for 4