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...depth of their roster was something I have not seen in quite a long time. In each weapon, in each event, they had literally a world-class fencer.”Hagamen locked up his first individual medal in New Jersey by winning 19 of 22 bouts, beating out the second and third-place finishers by just one victory. The final bout could not have been closer. The Crimson’s captain beat out Notre Dame’s Patrick Ghattas, 15-14, to become just the fourth men’s fencer to win an individual medal...
...lacrosse team surrendered two goals in the game’s final 24 seconds to help Denver to an improbable comeback on the Pioneers’ home field. Last year, it took triple overtime—and the longest game in school history—for the Crimson to beat the Pioneers for the first time ever.But on Saturday night, it was the best defensive effort of the year that propelled Harvard (2-4, 1-0 Ivy) to a thrilling 6-4 road win over Denver (5-5, 1-0 GWLL) in front of a bipartisan crowd...
...just kind of ran out of steam a little bit,” Graham said. “We couldn’t quite handle the warmth and the pressure of the situation.”HARVARD 6, UC DAVIS 1Harvard sailed past UC Davis on Friday, beating the Aggies, 6-1. The Crimson easily won its first four matches en route to a stress-free victory.The No. 2 doubles team of Mukundan and Brook started the day off right, winning their match, 8-2, and Ko and Litvak soon followed their example, picking up an 8-6 win over...
...goal of the season at 2:05 of the second frame. From that point, neither team scored for the next 12 minutes, as shot after shot was turned away by the Crimson’s Katherine Martino and Yale’s Ellen Cameron. But at 14:31, Taylor beat Martino and opened the floodgates for the Bulldogs. Over the next seven minutes, Yale peppered the Crimson net, tallying six more goals and building up a 14-5 lead. Sophomore Sarah Bancroft finally ended the Bulldogs’ streak with a score at 21:50, but Harvard would...
...started out well for Harvard, which won the opening doubles point. At the No. 1 spot, sophomore Beier Ko and freshman Lena Litvak beat Pacific’s Fisher and Jolanta Twarowska, 8-4, and senior Preethi Mukundan and freshman Elizabeth Brook captured the deciding match at No. 2 doubles...