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...junior forward Mike Fucito both were able to get off two shots in the first twenty minutes of play. The early attempts, while close, went wide, leaving Harvard scoreless. “[Fucito]’s having a great start,” said captain forward Charles Altchek. “[He is] really quick and skillful and sees the game well” The Crimson’s energy level was high throughout the entire game though, with every player hustling to win the ball. The team seemed to feed off of the crowd’s energy...
...players] used the crowd well,” Crimson coach John Kerr said. “There was a lot of energy and a great crowd to see how far we have come as a program.” The team’s captain, Charles Altchek, attributed the energy on the field to a good chemistry that has developed so far amongst the players. “This team is different than ones in the past,” Altchek said, “because the senior class has made a big effort to make the freshman feel...
...against Brown, losing 2-0 for its fifth straight loss. Harvard made another valiant effort to end its winless streak when it played Princeton, ending the game not in a loss but a 1-1 tie. Harvard was able to draw first blood in its game against Dartmouth when Altchek scored a goal early in the game, but the Crimson could not hold on and lost 2-1. The end of the season brought a number of positives, with a 1-0 win over Columbia and a 3-2 victory over Penn: the Crimson’s only two wins...
...learned only by running into walls. Many also formed connections that will allow them to collaborate on large-scale projects, instead of suffering in the doldrums of redundancy. It’s no surprise then that the most popular refrain from attendees called for more College involvement. Charles W. Altchek ’07, captain of the varsity soccer team, called the gathering “overdue” and Amy M. Zelcer ’07, president of Harvard Students for Israel, noted it was “something the College should’ve done in the past...
...President’s Forum] is something that’s overdue. Tonight proved that the students are the ones that care and the College should support their efforts," Altchek said...