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...thought.” Harvard edged out Cornell last Saturday in a nail-biter, in which the Crimson eventually was able to overcome its competitors and claw its way to a 158-142 win. “It was just a scrappy meet,” Harvard coach Tim Murphy said. “The guys knew that whether they were getting first place or fifth place, every point was going to be important.” On Saturday, though, even if Diekema might have been a bit exhausted from the meet with Cornell, his speed in the water...
...Crimson made quick work of the Ephs with an efficient 9-0 victory yesterday afternoon at the Barnaby Courts to complete the weekend sweep. For the second consecutive match, no Harvard player dropped a game. “The team played extremely well. Superb,” said assistant coach Mohammad Ayaz, coaching in place of Harvard coach Satinder Bajwa, who was out of town for the weekend. Juniors No. 9 Sandra Mumanachit and No. 7 Snyder were on and off the court within a half hour, making quick work of their opponents, 3-0. Sophomores No. 6 Bethan Williams...
...game. Harvard mounted an aggressive offensive attack, but could not get the job done on defense. “I think our passion and desire to win were there, but I think we are just still trying to figure out how to finish,” Harvard coach Katey Stone said. “The effort was good, it’s just we have to figure out a way to end.” After the Crimson dominated the first period, Colgate came into the second looking for redemption, and they found it. The Raiders scored four goals...
...played. A temperature well below freezing combined with swirling winds made for a very cold afternoon for the 1,192 in attendance in Amherst, Mass. For the players on both teams, the brutal conditions added the additional obstacle of a rock solid, ice-cold field, described by Crimson coach Jamie Clark as an “ice-skating rink.”“It was the first time in my career where [the players] just couldn’t change directions,” Clark said.“Everyone was slipping all over the place...
...Benji Ungar and sophomore foil fencer Hao Meng, who were both out with injuries, defeated Sacred Heart 17-10 with many of its freshmen also performing well.“On the women’s side, we showed our strength with the foil squad,” Harvard coach Peter Brand said. “On the men’s side, our result against Sacred Heart was as I anticipated.”The women defeated the Jumbos from Tufts for the seventh consecutive season with scores of 7-2 in sabre, 9-0 in foil...