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Stauffer and Miller, in addition to 1998 co-captain Devon Bingham and defenders Ashley Marynick and Jaime Chu, formed the nucleus of an incredibly talented squad that went to the NCAA Quarterfinals in 1997 and put the Harvard women's soccer program on the national...
...That history began with Charles Grandison Finney, who created a new American form of religious revival, a highly organized, popular spectacle. (He later gave up his career as an evangelist to become president of Oberlin College in 1851.) The tradition was carried on by Dwight Lyman Moody, William Ashley Sunday and Graham, the disciple of Moody rather than of Billy Sunday. Moody, in Finney's wake, invented Graham's methods and organizing principles: advance men, advertising, aggressive publicity campaigns, and a staff of specialists (prayer leaders, singers, counselors, ushers). Graham perfected Moody's transformation of revivalism into mass popular entertainment...
...solid Crimson defense was anchored by junior sweeper Jessie Larson. In front of Larson were senior fullbacks Chu and Ashley Marynick and sophomore stopper Lauren Corkery. Junior Gina Foster, Harvard's most versatile player, also rotated at the fullback spot and doubled as a forward...
...ends for Harvard women's soccer, a tradition continues. Larson and Zotter will captain a Crimson squad next year that returns a wealth of talent. Foster, juniors Ashley Berman and Julia Blain and sophomore Meredith Stewart solidify a strong, veteran offense...
...Corkery will be back with Larson, and sophomore backs Brooke McCarthy and Ashley Mattison are poised to move into starting roles. Also ready to step up is a talented freshman class, led by forward Colleen Moore and midfielder Jennie Ghani...