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...Calvert??s loss was evident when Harvard scored just four goals against the Buckeyes. Motschwiller and Widbin were also sorely missed in the final games, as the core could not find any kind of rhythm...
...according to Harvard coach Scott Anderson.“[Calvert] is a weapon that you have to think about defensively,” Anderson said. “So we thought, ‘We play him even if he was 50 percent.’” Calvert??s presence drew the Minutemen defense, allowing captain Brian Mahler to step up and lead the Crimson with four goals.“He sucked the defense into the middle and allowed for me and Carle Stenmark to get the shots that we wanted...
...Evan Calvert, whose sprained ankle kept him out of Sunday’s 13-4 season-opening loss at Ohio State, will once again be on the sideline. Junior attackman Liam Griff, who led the Crimson with two goals in the opener, will make his second career start in Calvert??s place. “We’re still confident,” Harvard coach Scott Anderson said. “Some of our expectations have diminished, but I don’t think our goals have diminished. It’s allowed us to relax...
...shots weren’t the highest percentage.” Making matters worse was the fact that Harvard’s leading scorer from 2006, senior attackman Evan Calvert, was sidelined due to a sprained ankle suffered late in the week. Junior Liam Griff got the start in Calvert??s place, and though he filled in admirably—Griff scored two third-quarter goals off of Flood assists—Calvert??s presence was missed. “When you practice one thing for weeks on end and a few things go wrong, it?...
...Audrey Ziomek streaked down the field capitalizing on a rare, but clearly much relished offensive opportunity. “[Ziomek] flipped a reverse slice pass to [freshman middle] Annie Calvert,” Caples said. “It was a beautiful example of finishing plays.” Calvert??s goal was the first in her collegiate career. Though Calvert felt scoring her first goal was “exciting,” she gave much of the credit to Ziomek. “Audrey worked hard and had a nice cross, I was just there...