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...lifetime. She'll wind up with curvature of the spine. She'll have a compromised respiratory system because of the shape of her ribcage. She'll never be more than about three feet tall. It's a very tough physical existence. But these kids are really, really bright. They are a terrific group of kids. If you meet kids with OI, they're usually sweet and funny and so much more than the sum of their disability, which is probably, the biggest lesson that Willow can give us as a character...
...stomach illness. In the No. 3 through No. 5 positions, the Crimson was unable to win a single set, as Rosekrans (6-2, 6-2), sophomore Agnes Sibilski (6-4, 6-2) and freshman Louise Laciny (6-2, 6-2) all fell to their William & Mary counterparts. The bright spot of the day for Harvard was Davis’ 6-0, 6-3 defeat of Maria Morrissey at No. 6. “Towards the end of my doubles match with [partner Rosekrans], we really started to play well,” Davis said...
Revenge couldn’t have tasted sweeter for the Harvard men’s hockey team on Saturday night at the Bright Hockey Center. After losing to Princeton 4-1 in the finals of last season’s ECAC Championship tournament and 5-1 earlier this year, the Crimson ended its regular season on a high note with a 3-2 victory over the Tigers on Senior Night. The win clinched the fifth seed and home ice for the first round of the ECAC tournament, with play slated to begin next weekend. “Last year...
...before, the Crimson struggled to find its rhythm in the contest’s early going before breaking out in the second period and dominating the late stages of the game.Harvard (19-9-3) shut out the Big Red (12-14-5), 4-0, at Bright Hockey Center, breaking a scoreless tie early on in the second frame before pouring on three goals in the third period.“I thought it took us a little time to get our feet under us and play Harvard hockey,” Crimson coach Katey Stone said...
...transformation since I got here four years ago, and I think we will continue to see better results.”The men’s Nordic squad did not have quite as strong of a showing as their female counterparts over the weekend, but there were still some bright spots for Harvard. McCahill placed 43rd in the men’s 10K Classic event and 46th in the men’s 20K Freestyle contest, while junior Trevor Petach placed 50th and 51st in the two races, respectively.“I was able to put together two fairly...