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...career night. Anangnostopaulos’s performance put her in elite company: only three other Princeton women have scored four goals in a game, most recently in 1998. The Tigers shut out Harvard for only the second time in the teams’ history of 27 meetings. The back-to-back goals unfolded similarly, as Anangnostopaulos found open space for a quality shot on the left side after receiving a long pass from midfielder Lauren Thomas. “It was a lack of focus, and the way we reacted to the first one was we dug ourselves...
...just have to play 32 minutes of our best,” Harvard coach Erik Farrar said. Despite playing in foreign waters, the Harvard squad outpaced and outplayed the home-standing Rams. The Crimson struck first, finding the net early in the first quarter. However, back-to-back goals by Rams freshman Ryan Buckley and sophomore Todd Conway gave Fordham the 2-1 advantage. The lead would be short-lived, however. Harvard railed off five unanswered goals over the next two periods, creating a 6-2 advantage at the end of the second half. Conway, who notched four...
...energy of a crash underneath the passengers. That innovation means Loremo's frame weighs only about 100 kg, compared to 300 kg for the frame of a similar-size conventional car. A crossbeam in the center of the car between the front and rear seats, which are arranged back-to-back, stabilizes the frame...
...allowing just one run over seven strong frames. The importance of the event wasn’t lost on Castellanos. “Me and Matt have been buddies since freshman year,” he said. “We’ve been waiting to go back-to-back for four years now.” The year wasn’t perfect, of course. Brunnig’s ERA finally settled at 5.88, for one. But for a pitcher whose potential originated in part due to a curiosity—whose career has been more...
...answer, and a put-back from forward Jason Hartford with a second left gave Cornell the 79-77 victory. The Crimson appeared to have sloughed off the effects of the bad trip to Ithaca the next weekend, as Harvard led nemesis Princeton by six with a minute to play in front of a sell-out Lavietes crowd. As they always seem to do against Harvard, the Tigers came back in remarkable fashion, with Noah Savage nailing a baseline jumper with under a second left to give Princeton a 60-59 win.“Back-to-back...