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...Mary’s won the event with a final point-tally of 212, while Hobart/William Smith College took second with 239 points. The State University of New York-Maritime sailed in third with 250 points, and the Crimson’s 272-point total was just enough to beat out Navy’s 286 points in the top five...
...most difficult portion of its schedule. The team next travels to California over spring break to take on Pacific, Fresno State, and Sacramento State, none of which are currently ranked. Harvard begins its Ivy League schedule at home against Penn on April 13. “We took our beating,” Litvak said. “We put up with all that. It will be nice not to travel and to play teams we can play really close or beat.” FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL 7, HARVARD 0 Short two starters, Harvard fell...
...captain attackman Brian Mahler agreed. “Pike made some incredible saves, and he also let some in. We’re behind him, though.” It was the Stags who were behind first, however, as sophomore attackman Max Motschwiller beat Fairfield’s Michael Kruger on a man-up opportunity 1:17 into the first quarter to give the Crimson the early lead. The Stags evened the score about four and a half minutes later, before Harvard took its second—and last—lead of the game thanks to a strike from...
...They slowed us down with the pace of the game in the second game,” Ridolfi said. “We don’t usually play as slow as they were forcing us to play, but it was nice to play at their speed and beat that.” Both teams exchanged points as each one tried to establish a clear lead, tying the score 21 times overall. Junior Jordan Weitzen hammered a kill, to tie the score at 22. Nelson served up an ace, which was followed by a Pioneer attack error, giving Harvard...
...Veolia's U.S. subsidiary beat out Suez-owned United Water for a $1.5 billion 20-year contract to manage water distribution in Indianapolis, the largest such current contract in the U.S.; United Water already had the contract to run the city's wastewater system. The city had purchased the waterworks from a private owner that was struggling, says Tim Hewitt, president and CEO of Veolia Water Indianapolis. "When we started, there were taste and odor problems, and the previous owner had basically told people to get over it." Veolia couldn't do that since the agreement sets incentives for customer...