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...game went to overtime. In the end, the Crimson would rue the all of the missed opportunities during regulation.Loukas Tasigianis was the hero for the Quakers. After a missed clearance, junior Kwaku Nyamekye recovered and used his body to force Tasigianis to the outside, towards the corner of the box. Tasigianis did well to even get a shot off. The ball bounced to the far post, beat Harms, and somehow managed to trickle into the net.“In [overtime], it’s sort of one and done—you don’t really have time...
...five seniors’ soccer careers. Only midfielders Lau and Erin Wylie saw action on Friday night, which saw Wylie turn in one of the best games of her four years in a Crimson uniform. Not only did the one-time league Rookie of the Year fill up the box score with a goal and an assist (her third of the season in both categories), but she was also kept active on the right sideline all night. Seniors Rhodes, Allison Keeley, and Maggie Robinson join Lau and Wylie in a class whose four years included two coaching changes...
...almost never called.On the retry, Mann again made a play on the shot, but the ball deflected off her hands into the side of the net, barely going in the goal.The Crimson was still in charge of its own destiny, as senior forward Erin Wylie stepped into the box. After having one of her best games of the season—she tallied a goal and an assist on the night—she looked to put a capper on her stellar performance. But her shot went wide, giving Northeastern an opportunity to seal the game on its next attempt...
...scoring chances by forcing the squad to play defense for nearly half of the period. The Crimson recorded seven penalties overall but shut down all of the Saints’ power-play opportunities. “Same story, we would’ve liked to stay out of the box a little more, not make it so hard on ourselves,” Donato said. “I think that we have to make sure that if we take a penalty, it’s because we’re trying to negate a real dangerous scoring attempt...
...explosive first period, Harvard never looked back, scoring once in each of the remaining periods to secure the win. In stark contrast to last weekend’s losses to Rensselaer and Union in which the Crimson was plagued by penalties, Harvard managed to stay out of the box and score with even pressure on Friday night. “I was very pleased with the effort,” said Harvard coach Ted Donato ’91. “We definitely played more disciplined, stayed out of the box, and it was a team game, as opposed...