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...that we had great character and found a way to win.” The Crimson fell behind late in the first frame and trailed nearly the whole game thanks to its four turnovers. Despite connecting consistently with his sophomore receivers all night, senior hurler Chris Pizzotti drastically underthrew balls in the first and third quarters, which Crusaders Michael Wright and Daryl Brown picked off with ease. The interceptions gave Holy Cross short fields to work with, starting at the Harvard 18 and 29, respectively. “We had four turnovers tonight that really just were uncalled...
...goal. Junior keeper Lauren Mann made 11 saves. Freshman Melanie Baskind got the Crimson on the board first in the 10th minute. After a good string of possessions, she received a pass from co-captain Nicole Rhodes, made a quick turn, raced down the flank, and struck the ball into the corner of the net with her left foot. Baskind leads Harvard with three goals and eight points this season. After the goal, Boston College controlled the tempo and maintained almost all of the possession for the rest of the game. “It would be good...
...game. The penalty came after Dickson fired a shot that was blocked. On the ensuing scrum, Yale (1-3, 0-1 Ivy) committed the infraction that afforded Dickson a stroke. The freshman fired the shot at the top right corner of the goal. Bulldogs goalie Charlotte Goins deflected the ball, but not enough to prevent it from reaching the back of the net. “It felt pretty good,” Dickson said of the goal. “I was just hoping I’d put it in the corner. It wasn’t exactly...
...shorthanded breakaway. Tune was responsible for both of Harvard’s scores and Connolly managed eight saves, but the co-captains could not stop Hopkins’ furious tempo. The Blue Jays built a 9-1 first half lead with several 6-on-5 opportunities before employing ball-control tactics to preserve the victory.—Staff writer Max N. Brondfield can be reached at mbrondf@fas.harvard.edu...
...Murphy said last week. “500 plus yards, 30 plus first downs, 30 plus points. Those are statistics you don’t normally attribute to a Harvard defense.” This year, the Crusaders managed just 309 yards of total offense, and Randolph turned the ball over on back-to-back possessions in the third quarter—both times on third and goal. The first drive ended after Holy Cross had covered 65 yards when Randolph scrambled to his right and threw into the back of the end zone, only to have it intercepted...