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Despite missing out on the postseason in 2009, the Crimson finished with a winning record for the first time since 2004, and its only three conference losses—to NCAA tournament selectees Brown, Cornell, and Princeton—were by a combined four goals.
So to wrap up a four-year career as cheerleader and sportswriter, there are only a few words left to say—Harvard rocks, Yale can suck it, and I’ll see you all next year at The Game.
If you put together a signature win over Duke, the third-best recruiting class in the country, and a preseason No. 12 ranking, expectations become almost impossible to meet.
“I feel like this season was another step in the right direction after the success we had last year,” said sophomore attack and leading scorer Jeff Cohen. “When you go .500 there were clearly several disappointments, but you cannot measure a...
After upsetting then-No. 5 Duke in the first game of its 2009 campaign, the Crimson began to garner attention, and people wondered what second-year coach John Tillman and the young Harvard squad would be able to accomplish.