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...effort was thwarted by junior Crimson goalie Kylie Stone, who ended up with six saves for the night.“Kylie played great,” Caples said. “We pressed up a little too much and gave them a few breakaways, but we possessed the ball well. We did a much better job in the second half creating attack instead of just passing the ball around the backfield.”By eight minutes into the half, junior forward Tami Jafar and sophomore midfielder Kristin Bannon had both struck gold for the Crimson off penalty corners...
...from Hagner, too one touch, then ripped a shot from 18 yards out upper-90’s for an improbable goal and an improbable win. Wideroff continued her inspired play Sunday, tallying her second-straight game-winning goal with another incredible effort. This time, Wideroff received a beautiful ball on the endline from sophomore Devon Sherman, took one touch, then dove out to beat the keeper to ball and put the Crimson ahead for good. In the face of this success, however, Wideroff remains humble and committed to the team, knowing that the work has only just begun...
...line a handful of times, as Randolph moved with ease, rolling out of the pocket as well as running the option. “That kid doesn’t get sacked,” Harvard coach Tim Murphy said. “I mean, he just throws the ball away, he’s got a quick outlet. We looked at the film of him last year in three different games, and he doesn’t get sacked. He’s obviously a really fine football player.” In last season’s opener...
...fourth quarter, with Harvard clinging to a 28-24 advantage and only one more first down separating the Crimson from its sixth straight season-opening win against Holy Cross, it was not O’Hagan who Murphy called on. Instead, it was Ho, who ran the ball for nine yards on three consecutive carries before Harvard punted the ball away to a Crusader offense poised to orchestrate the winning drive. “We just didn’t slam the door shut when we could,” O’Hagan said...
...performance did not come without its own flaws.The Crimson came out flat over the first 20 minutes, as the Panthers controlled possession throughout. But Harvard found its legs midway through, and as a result, the tide of the match changed in the Crimson’s favor, with the ball remaining on the Wisconsin-Milwaukee end of the field as the half came to a close.After 39 minutes, Harvard’s efforts finally paid off. Freshman Katherine Sheeleigh corralled a long pass from the midfield, and after beating her defender, she set up sophomore Devon Sherman...