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Last week, the Harvard men’s lacrosse team’s main bug-a-boo was the most integral part of the game: putting the ball in the net. And with senior attackman Evan Calvert out for the second straight week with an ankle injury, the Crimson was plagued by a failure to capitalize on scoring opportunities again, as Harvard (0-2) fell to Stony Brook (1-1) by a 13-8 score in front of 1,542 fans at LaValle Stadium in Long Island, N.Y. Despite 50 shots on the afternoon—31 of which were...
...Harvard men’s lacrosse team will be without its leading scorer from last year for the second straight game as the Crimson (0-1) travels to Stony Brook (0-1) to for a 1 p.m. road-showdown tomorrow in Long Island. Senior attackman Evan Calvert, whose sprained ankle kept him out of Sunday’s 13-4 season-opening loss at Ohio State, will once again be on the sideline. Junior attackman Liam Griff, who led the Crimson with two goals in the opener, will make his second career start in Calvert’s place...
...notched a goal to bring the margin to 7-1 at halftime. Ohio State also had a six-shot lead to go along with its six-goal advantage heading into the break. “Their defense was aggressive, and they pressed down on us,” senior attackman Greg Cohen said. “They kind of shocked us a bit, and our shots weren’t the highest percentage.” Making matters worse was the fact that Harvard’s leading scorer from 2006, senior attackman Evan Calvert, was sidelined...
...taste of something they want to be able to do again,” Anderson said. “Now they have some motivation to get back to the NCAA tournament and do an even better job next time.”Anchoring the offense was junior attackman Evan Calvert, whose 38 points topped the Crimson. His 26 goals were three more than the total of junior Greg Cohen, who tallied 30 points to finish second in scoring for Harvard.The Crimson outshot opponents by a 515-432 margin, thanks in large part to junior faceoff-specialist John Henry Flood?...
...Orange is making its 24th straight tournament appearance—the Orangemen are have won eight titles overall, the last championship coming just two years ago.“That’s the Mecca of lacrosse, at least north of the Mason-Dixon line,” senior attackman Steve Cohen said. “That’d be the team you’d want to play, and where you’d want to play.”It’s been an interesting week for Cohen and the rest of the Crimson?...