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...seniors’ first-ever loss to Penn. Freshman phenom Dean Gibbons peaked at the right moment, giving the Crimson a shot in games against a tough schedule that included eventual tournament teams Denver and perennial juggernaut Duke in between No. 7 Cornell, No. 15 Princeton, and No. 18 Brown. Gibbons ended his rookie campaign second on the team with 28 points split evenly between goals and assists, but his efforts fell short—the team failed to win a single game in the tough six-week span. “We had a nice start to the season...
...between the two teams at the top of the Ancient Eight standings. A loud and proud Lavietes Pavilion crowd chanted “Ivy champs!” as the team moved into the league driver’s seat: with wins in its next two games at Brown and Yale, Harvard would win the title outright and return to NCAAs.“I just remember it was so loud in the gym, my heart was pounding,” junior forward Katie Rollins said. “I remember thinking, ‘It doesn?...
...success and revenge,” second-varsity bow-seat Breffny Morgan said. The unexpected letdown at Sprints came after strong dual racing results. Finishing off its season with a 5-1 dual racing record, Harvard posted its only loss in its first cup race of the season against Brown. Though the Crimson displayed greater depth by taking four of the five races against the Bears, the varsity eight’s 5.1-second loss forced Harvard to hand over the Stein Cup to Brown for just the seventh time in the 43-year history of the program. The next...
...this stretch of the season.” In what became a familiar trend, the Crimson erased much of the momentum from the wins over the “Killer P’s” by ending the season on a four-game skid against Columbia, Cornell, Brown, and Yale. The final loss against Yale closed out an 8-22 overall and 3-11 league season for Harvard, leaving the Crimson in a three-way tie in the Ivy cellar with Princeton and Dartmouth. While there were only a handful of bright spots on the team level, individual improvements...
...statement in the very first game we played and has had to work and is trying to work to continue that level of play,” sophomore Delia Pais said. Halpern continued to show her strength on the field when Harvard eked out a 14-13 win against Brown. The Longmeadow, Mass. native slammed in three goals, including the game-winner with 7:27 to play. “It was a battle all over the field up until the end,” senior Caroline Simmons said. “We pulled away with...