Word: chey
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 2000-2009
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...directed the ball into the back of the net. Nyamekye, who proved himself as a dominating offensive force in Harvard’s overtime win against Princeton two weeks ago, registered his fourth goal of the season—once again tallying the eventual game-winning goal. Sophomore teammates Chey Im, Adam Rousmaniere, and Andre’ Akpan also added scores for the Crimson. “Everyone played awesome,” said senior co-captain and goalkeeper Adam Hahn. “All around, everyone had a very good day.” Im’s goal...
...began with an offensive blitzkrieg from the Bears, as Brown recorded seven of the game’s first eight shots before Sheehan scored the first of his two goals to take the early lead.“We came out really flat-footed,” sophomore midfielder Chey Im said. “They were beating us on every 50-50 ball, it seemed. We knew they were going to impose their style of play on us, so we just had to play our game and be more effective.”Less than a minute later, Harvard...
...opportunities.” Leading the way after the break was Fucito once again, who wasted no time in finding the back of the net just five minutes into the second half. Fucito’s second goal of the afternoon, his sixth of the year, came after sophomore Chey Im connected with a streaking Fucito from midfield. Fucito received the pass, and his near-post shot beat the keeper. The two-goal lead put the game out of Fairfield’s reach, but the Crimson was just getting started. The final 30 minutes saw Harvard score three more...
...afternoon. HARVARD 2, VERMONT 0 The No. 11 Crimson, which keeps moving up in the national soccer polls, came together as a team yesterday to shut down and shut out Vermont. Harvard’s defense, composed of juniors Marcel Perl and Michael Giammanco and sophomores Kwaku Nyamekye and Chey Im, kept the attacking Catamounts (11 shots) at bay. “The whole back four, including [goalie] Adam Hahn, had a really solid game,” coach John Kerr said. Fucito, who was recently named to Top Drawer Soccer’s National Team of the Week...
...Fucito relentlessly attacked the left flank, torturing the Bearcats defenders and reawakening the home crowd. His efforts were rewarded in the 57th minute as classmate John Stamatis fed him the ball in front of the net for the equalizer. And just as thoughts of overtime began creeping in, freshmen Chey Im and Andre’ Akpan connected for the game-winning goal with 11 minutes to play. And just like that, the Crimson marched forward in the tournament, giving those Cambridge Crazies one more moment of happiness. “[The fans] were amazing,” Fucito said after...