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...presence around the Bulldogs’ net in the second half. With the win seemingly assured late in the second half, the Crimson’s playmakers once again turned on the fireworks to put on a show for the large contingent of Crimson Crazies on hand.In the 74th minute, Akpan dribbled past several defenders and sent a pass down the left side of the box. Fucito collected the ball in the box and struck it into the back of the net for the 3-0 advantage. Fucito put in a second goal in the 80th minute...
...Finding itself in a similarly precarious situation, Nyamekye quickly turned a 2-1 Tiger advantage into a 3-2 Crimson win. Coolly collecting the ball on the wing, Nyamekye sent in a stellar cross to sophomore Andre’ Akpan to provide the Crimson with the equalizer in the 74th minute. Not satisfied with a tie, Nyamekye tore down the pitch and effortlessly pulled in a John Stamatis pass, dummied the keeper, and buried the ball in the back of the net to drive the Ohiri faithful into frenzy. But the question remains whether his success as a forward...
...Hoff added. HARVARD 2, PROVIDENCE 1 Key efforts by Fucito and Hahn in the second half of the game lifted the Crimson to a tough 2-1 victory over Providence on Sunday. After a scoreless first half, Harvard was finally able to find the net in the 74th minute, when freshman Alex Chi connected with Fucito. The Friars did not wait long to retaliate, tying the game at 1 just over two minutes later. The goal by Jonathan Medcalf was the only tally registered on Hahn in the Crimson’s last three outings. But Fucito was able...
...Crimson played neck-and-neck with the Eagles for most of the game before relinquishing its control of the game late. Up through the 74th minute, when the Eagles tallied the eventual game-winner, Harvard challenged the ranked Boston College squad, pushing its opponents to the brink...
...Harlow’s 48th-place finish in the 5k led the way for a women’s squad that finished 11th in that event. For the men, freshman Dave McCahill recorded the top time, finishing 61st in 29:25.2. He was followed by freshman Clem Wright at 74th and sophomore Oliver Burruss in 82nd. The relay team, made up of McCahill, Harlow, Burruss, and freshman Anna Schulz, finished 40th with a time of 46:59.2. On the Alpine side, junior Katie Connor’s effort of 1:23.47 was good enough for 41st in the giant slalom...