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...opener to the host, Loyola Marymount (2-4), on Friday, before playing to a 1-1 tie with No. 14 UC Santa Barbara (3-2-2) yesterday. A rainstorm that was expected in Los Angeles Friday evening arrived a bit early, pouring down during Harvard’s afternoon match against LMU. The weather made for some sloppy playing conditions that forced the coaches from Harvard and UCSB to move yesterday’s game to the Gacuhos’ home field nearly 100 miles away, instead of playing on the saturated field. HARVARD 1, UC SANTA BARBARA...
...Hanover, N.H.“The first Ivy match didn’t go our way,” coach Jennifer Weiss said on Saturday, “but today was very important for us to make a statement. Everyone was very excited to have another opportunity this afternoon to be better and to prepare for next Friday up at Dartmouth.”HARVARD 3, NJIT 1The Crimson closed out the weekend on a high note, improving its hitting percentage in each game and beating the Highlanders in four. The visitors were able to take the first game...
...Harvard field hockey team rebounded from its Wednesday night loss with a resounding victory over Brown on Saturday afternoon at Jordan Field. The Crimson’s home win streak was kept alive as three different Harvard players scored in the first period. With a 4-1 final score, the Crimson (5-2, 2-0 Ivy League) netted the most goals the team has recorded since 2004, and the Bears (0-7, 0-2) suffered their seventh straight loss. Even though Harvard already held a 3-1 lead at halftime, it was in the second period that the squad dominated...
...tense afternoon at the venerable 125-year-old bookstore comes two days after the Coop reaffirmed a policy discouraging students from copying down book identification numbers. Students are able to go online and use those numbers, known as ISBNs, to find better deals for textbooks...
...yards on his way to a single score. Both of his two career touchdowns have come against Brown.But it was the defense’s inability to provide a stop at the end that was the most lasting takeaway from Holy Cross. The Crusaders tested the Crimson secondary all afternoon and took Harvard’s vaunted defensive line out of the game, something that should change this week with Knight and co. in town.“Deep down, those guys in the trenches are just sick of chasing the quarterback and never getting to him, so I think...