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...fair, this season, coinciding with the Olympics and therefore offering exceptional parity, belies the true power structure of the country’s top teams. The Crimson acutely feels the loss of its three top players—Julie Chu, Sarah Vaillancourt, and Caitlin Cahow??€”for the year to participate in the Winter Games currently going on in Turin, Italy. Add a trio of world-caliber skaters back to Harvard’s roster and suddenly the landscape doesn’t look quite so level...
...Cahow??€™s first collegiate lacrosse game was a trial by fire. With no game experience and barely any practice, she was Harvard’s sole option at keeper against No. 15 Penn...
...estimation, Cahow??€™s contribution this season will be largely to practice as Demorest returns to wellness. The hockey team will not begrudge her choice to spend time outdoors and in front of a goal...
...hockey coaching staff is understandably understanding, as Cahow??€™s crossover follows in something of a tradition of overlap between Harvard’s ice hockey and lacrosse programs. While an undergraduate at the University of New Hampshire, ice hockey head coach Katey Stone was captain of, and a four-year letterman for, both its hockey and lacrosse teams. Twice an All-American lacrosse player, she helped lead the Wildcats to their 1985 national championship. Ice hockey assistant coaches Claudia Asano ‘99 and Jamie Hagerman ‘03 should be able to empathize as well...
...Cahow??€™s nine saves kept the Crimson (2-7, 0-2 Ivy) close, but Harvard eventually fell 11-10 in overtime to No. 15 Penn (6-4, 3-1) to drop its seventh straight game...