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...strong if it wants to clinch the title on its own terms, as the Lions represent a potential trap game for the surging Crimson. “Their record is a little deceiving—they are better than what their record shows,” senior captain Charles Altcheck said. “They have lost a couple of close games in the last minute or two. We are not going to take them for granted—we know it is going to be a tough game and we are treating it as such.” Harvard...
...balls and cross them and make him make a decision to come out.” After sophomore John Stamatis released a long pass in the 51st minute, Princeton’s Walters got his hands on the ball, but key pressure from captain Charles Altcheck caused Walters to fumble the ball in the box. Altcheck headed the ball back to freshman André Akpan, who slammed it in to up the score to 2-0. But the Tigers quickly countered with a goal of their own. Back in the game, Princeton stepped up the intensity of the offensive line...
...ourselves out of, and beating Yale will be the perfect way to do it,” Altchek said. In both the Penn and Rhode island contests, the Crimson squad underperformed at crucial periods. “We made a few mistakes at key moments,” Altcheck said. “It was just a question of executing.” The team will look to freshman forward Andre Akpan to continue his stellar play on offense. Meanwhile, Harvard will rely on the pressure that freshman midfielder Kwaku Nyamekye and sophomore defenseman Marcel Perl can put on Yale?...
Junior Charles Altcheck of the Harvard men’s soccer team brought home some hardware—the 2006 Ivy League Player of the Year trophy—but the rest of the Crimson did not. After struggling in 2005 with a 6-8-2 record and a 2-4-1 mark in the Ancient Eight, Harvard stayed home while Brown and Yale represented the league in the NCAA Tournament. From the Crimson’s first Ivy League game on, Harvard was mired in an eight-game winless streak that buried its hopes for postseason play...
...sequence in front of Holy Cross’s net, which saw Harvard’s David Williams, with his back to the goal, kick the ball back into the goalie box. Crusaders goalie Keith Bauer stopped the initial shot but could not hold on to the ball, and Altcheck was there to finish up. Freshman Marcel Perl picked up the assist. “We were in a bit of a funk in the first half when we were down 1-0,” Kerr said. “I was hoping since we equalized right before halftime...