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...Yale Bowl in 2003, and a spiking fever did the same in 2005. And then there was 2004, when the funeral of my grandfather—fittingly enough, Yale class of ’41—kept me from the Crimson’s trouncing of the Bulldogs that capped Harvard’s perfect 10-0 season. It was, in retrospect, a fortuitous miss, since circumstances might have complicated my loyalties.But now it’s November of 2006, and all signs point to yes—this will be the year I see The Game...
...thousands of decent folk who also claim themselves as inhabitants of New Haven, you should come with a further assurance: Cambridge is prepared to absorb your stench in exchange for the joy of seeing your faces as the mighty Crimson emasculates the demure—at best—Bulldog for the sixth consecutive year...
...really sad for me to be leaving this great group of girls.”YALE 3, HARVARD 0Unfortunately for the Crimson, Saturday’s match against Yale (16-7, 11-3) did not afford Harvard the chance to close the season out with a win, as the Bulldogs opened up an early lead and held it, never trailing in a 3-0 victory (30-24, 30-25, 30-20).“We never really took Yale out of their system,” junior co-captain Laura Mahon said. “They maintained their game plan...
...help over the season’s final three weeks.Yale, which currently stands as the Ivy League’s lone squad without a conference loss, must lose at Brown next week for Harvard to have its best shot at an outright championship. Coupled with a Bulldog win over Princeton the following week and a Crimson win in The Game, Harvard would keep the Ivy League crown to itself for the third time in six years.With all that in mind, Murphy kept his poker face, subduing any excitement after being notified of the Big Red’s lead...
...persistence earned the team a valuable penalty corner. Yale denied an initial shot by junior Devon Shapiro but failed to put enough muscle on the ball to clear it out of the circle.Sophomore Kayla Romanelli took advantage of the tired defense, slinging the ball back toward the Bulldog cage. Again, the Yale goalie saved the shot to preserve the tie. If only for the moment.Charging the rebound, sophomore Tami Jafar teased her way through the sea of blue and white and dumped the ball across the line to pick up her second goal of the season and help Harvard...