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...score to 7-4 at the end of the third. The first goal of the period came during a man-up opportunity for Harvard, when Fehr scored on an assist from freshman attacker Dean Gibbons. With 6:14 left in the period, Burr intercepted a pass and fired the ball in the Stony Brook goalie’s face for a close-range goal to broaden the lead. “I think the guys just made a few better decisions.” Tillman said. “We got a few more ground balls, we played a little...
...building confidence. I think we are in a good place going into next weekend for more league play.” The wins came despite the fact that senior Jordan Weitzen was out of commission due to a concussion. Weitzen was struck in the head by a ball in practice coming from an awkward angle. Freshman Dan Medina and junior Jeff Nathan both stepped up to fill in for the missing Weitzen. “The silver lining in one of your starters going down is that you get to see that your bench players can come...
...could not hang on toward the end and dropped the match, 6-2, 6-2. “In her first match of the year as a freshman she did really well today,” Green said. “She was out there running down every ball. We couldn’t ask for any more.” Junior Rachel Gottlieb also played her first match of the year in doubles. She paired with senior and outgoing Crimson photography executive Vilsa Curto at No. 3, but lost, 8-2. “Rachel and Vilsa started...
...Harvard shot an abysmal 7-for-31 (22.6 percent) from the floor in the first half, and it didn’t get much better, as the Crimson finished shooting just 15-for-62 (24.2 percent) in the game. “Obviously, our inability to put the ball in the basket doomed us,” Amaker said.On the other hand, virtually everything Cornell put up found the hoop. The Big Red made 19-of-29 (65.5 percent) field goals in the first half—four more buckets than Harvard made the entire game. “They?...
...Harvard as the Minutewomen got on the scoreboard first. UMass scored in the 39th second of play. This would be the first and last time UMass had a lead in the competition. The Crimson answered quickly three minutes later. Off of a free position, freshman Jessica Halpern put the ball in the back of the net. Harvard scored the next three goals to take a 4-1 lead. The Minutewomen answered with four more goals throughout the half, but that was not enough to tame the Crimson as it went into the break with a 12-5 advantage...