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...really wanted to turn the ship around and have a good game to get the season on the right track.” In addition, the Crimson was still struggling to find a steady netminder, alternating between senior goalie Justin Tobe and freshman Kyle Richter, while BC??s goalie Cory Schneider, who has since been appointed to the 2007 U.S. Men’s National Hockey Team and had a .925 save percentage for the season, was notorious for his strength between the pipes. But when the crosstown rivals faced off in Harvard’s first nonconference...
...have sailed as well as we did.”It was the Crimson’s success against BC on Saturday and Sunday that proved the difference between sailing at nationals and an early end to the season.“We did pretty well against BC??we beat them in all the races we sailed, which was big for us,” Knowles said. “We struggled more against Yale, and also against Dartmouth. Dartmouth had a strong last round, and they pushed forward to take the win.”Harvard?...
...bottom of the second inning, the Eagles scored three runs off of sophomore pitcher Ryan Watson to take the lead. Watson gave up two hits and two walks, and senior catcher Andrew Casey had some trouble blocking the ball that resulted in BC??s continued rally. The inning finally ended when junior third baseman Steffan Wilson made a diving stop on a hard ground ball and threw the ball to first...
Another reason for the Crimson’s poor offensive performance was BC??s standout pitcher Ted Ratliff, who threw a complete game for the Eagles. Ratliff has faced Harvard four times over the past two seasons, going a perfect...
...work. The righty threw 11 of his 17 pitches for strikes, fanning one Eagles’ batter. “I thought Cole was throwing pretty damn well today,” Walsh said. “Of all the pitchers, he looked the sharpest.” But BC??s three-run second inning off of sophomore Ryan Watson gave the Eagles all the offense they would need. BC padded its lead in the eighth with two runs off of freshman Dan Zailskas. ONE AND DONE While Harvard needed nine pitchers to get through the game...