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...best fencer here,” Brand said. “I think she’ll do really well for us this season.” Following suit was freshman Shelby MacLeod, placing fourth in the foil. MacLeod was the only competitor for the Crimson in foil. Co-captain Emily Cross did not participate in the event today due to an injured ankle. “[Cross’s] ankle is bothering her,” Brand said. “It’s a long-standing problem she’s had the last two years...
...graduated a few guys who were key to our offense, but we also found a few freshmen who can really put the puck in the net, so I don’t think we’ve lost any offense,” co-captain Jimmy Fraser says. “If anything, we’ve gained some for this upcoming season.”Harvard hopes that both Killorn and Moore, two products of the national junior hockey stage, can quickly morph into offensive threats. Killorn, who hails from Montreal. has already shown promise by scoring his first...
...also relatively young, Harvard leaves room for improvement in the experienced Ivy League field.The men’s side dropped to sixth place—down from last year’s fifth-place showing. But the Crimson has a lot to take away from its effort, namely junior co-captain Chas Gillespie’s fifth-place finish at 24:47.3 in the 8K race. Gillespie’s placement was the highest Harvard finish at Heps since Nathan Shenk-Boright placed fifth in the 2001 event. Sophomore Dan Chenoweth also ran a top-10 race, finishing eighth with...
...prospects vying for the spot in goal: junior John Riley, sophomore Ryan Carroll, and freshman Matt Hoyle.“They’re all up to the task of starting, so it’s nice to see them out there competing for the job,” co-captain Jimmy Fraser says.The oldest of the bunch, Riley served as the Crimson’s backup goalie last season.He first saw college action in last season’s victory against Yale in which he stopped four shots in four minutes. The next time Riley saw playing time?...
...career is just beginning, sophomore Michael Biega’s credentials as an offensive threat ensure that this rising star will create scoring chances for the Crimson whenever he touches the puck. After losing six senior forwards to graduation, including go-to scorers like last year’s co-captain Mike Taylor ’08, Biega’s offensive success last year—as a rookie, he notched nine goals and seven assists—has raised expectations that his play will help form the cornerstone of the Crimson’s attack. It?...