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...ball onto his right foot and drilled it past the keeper and into the bottom right corner for the night’s first tally.“They came out flying, but we were able to weather the storm and stay composed,” said co-captain Michael Fucito, who scored Harvard’s third goal of the match. “We showed up to play. Everything kind of came together tonight.”The Crimson certainly chose a good night to show off its attacking prowess. The highly anticipated game pitted...
...time of 17:36.954 for the 5K race.“I think we were hoping to place a little better than we had, but that being said, for the 1V…this is the fastest we’ve done the course,” lightweight captain Rebekah Kharrazi said. “The conditions were kind of rocky at points, which means we’re getting faster, getting better, and that’s pretty exciting.”The Crimson had to navigate a windier-than-usual course along the Charles, adding to the challenge...
...only a game. In a defensive struggle, Cornell ultimately prevailed, scoring midway through the second half for the only goal in a 1-0 win. “It’s tough losing an Ivy game. It’s just kind of disheartening,” co-captain Kayla Romanelli said. About 16 minutes into the second half, Cornell (9-4, 4-0 Ivy) was fouled just outside of the circle. Big Red back Belen Martinez took the ensuing free hit and sent a hard pass towards the goal. Cornell forward Katie Kirnan stepped in front...
...With the score at 13-11 in the third, Durwood tossed up a perfect set for sophomore Mikaelle Comrie, who drilled the ball down, knocking over a Columbia player.“She’s never afraid to hit big,” junior co-captain Kat Kocurek said.Comrie racked up seven kills, bringing her weekend total to 18. After going down 19-14 in the third frame, Columbia rallied to within a point, 21-20, forcing a Crimson timeout. Recovering quickly, Harvard used a junior co-captain Lily Durwood-senior Kathryn McKinley set-kill combination to quell...
...most attention this weekend. A trademark of rowing coach Harry Parker, the four strongest oarsmen from last year’s varsity team traditionally represent Harvard in that race. “Coach tends not to show his cards until the spring season actually begins,” heavyweight captain Teddy Schreck said.And while powerhouses Brown, Washington, and Cal may have selected their best oarsmen for the championship eight event, that doesn’t mean the Crimson faced weak teams, as Wisconsin, Stanford, and Yale all assigned their most experienced rowers to the fours. Led by junior coxswain Joseph...