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...games, the Crimson stands at the top of theRolfe Division with a 12-4 league record (18-14-1 overall). Dartmouth, which has yet to make up its postponed doubleheader with Yale, sits a whole game behind at 10-4, while Yale is two games back (9-5). The Bears?? three losses left it at 9-7 in the league, but the team avoided mathematical elimination with a 16-2 victory in the second game, which was shortened to eight innings due to darkness...
...captain Melissa Anderson, ranked No. 2 nationally in doubles, recorded an 8-2 win against Brown’s Kelly Kirkpatrick and Ashley Pariser. Senior Eva Wang and sophomore Stephanie Schnitter clinched the doubles point after a tough 8-5 match against Amanda Saiontz and Michelle Pautler. The Bears?? Brett Finklestein and Daisy Ames beat junior Cindy Chu and senior Lily Cao Minh 8-4 for Brown’s only win. Anderson reached 20 singles victories on the season when she defeated Pariser 6-0, 6-1 in the fourth position to get the Crimson rolling. Schnitter...
...using this to build on.”Harvard saw its streak end in the most dramatic of ways, as Brown nipped the Crimson by a four-foot margin—the equivalent of one seat. The race stayed tight from start to finish, with the Bears?? early six-seat lead the largest either team would claim throughout. Brown broke out to that six-seat margin within the race’s first 20 strokes, and Harvard remained six seats back throughout the first 500 meters. “We expected them to start pretty quickly...
...threat on their team and what their strategy is,” Keyser said. “It comes down to execution.”Like the previous two meetings with Brown, the game was close throughout, although the margin of victory was greater than the Bears?? 3-2 win in Cambridge and 6-5 win in Maryland.“We were disappointed with how we played defensively,” Keyser said. “We allowed a lot of counter-attack goals, which isn’t fair to [senior goaltender] Lydia [Gardner...
...well as penalty kill, and so we need to keep capitalizing on the power play, which has been solid the last few weekends. If we keep that up, we’ll be successful.” And of course, the Harvard defense must keep an eye on the Bears?? offensive leader, captain Greg Moore, a Hobey Baker finalist who has tallied a team-leading 26 goals and 16 assists for a total of 42 points. Moore will look to poke holes in Harvard goaltender John Daigneau, who was named Most Outstanding Player of the ECAC finals...