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...game-winning goal was assisted by a push from sophomore Elizabeth Goodman-Bacon to co-captain Jana Berglund, who stopped and set the ball for the shot by fellow co-captain Devon Shapiro. “It’s exciting to win in overtime,” coach Sue Caples said. “It’s like a walk-off home run kind of thing.” The well-matched league foes showed off their defense in the first half and offense in the second. The game remained scoreless through the first frame as Harvard goalkeeper...
...first round, the Crimson shot a 296, the lowest score in the history of the women’s golf program. That same day, Sheldon, a sophomore, shot a 68, tying the individual school record. “We had a very strong and successful tournament,” coach Kevin Rhoads said. “The whole team played well.” Harvard claimed first place this weekend with a total score of 600. The score was one shot off the course record at Kiskiack Country Club in Williamsburg, Va. The second place team in the tournament, Lehigh...
...Harvard women’s tennis team got in some valuable early-season matches at the United States Tennis Association’s National Tennis Center Invitational in Flushing, N.Y. this weekend. And the second tournament with new coach Traci Green at the helm went down as a success. The Crimson played a total of 20 singles matches and nine doubles matches throughout Saturday and Sunday. The fall season is typically used as a warm-up for the more important spring season, and the team was happy to have the opportunity to play a high volume of matches...
...timeout and returned to the court with a new strategy. With Trimble’s inside attack stifled by the Yale defense, the Crimson chose to rely instead on its outside hitters.“We were trying to push it out to the pins,” coach Jennifer Weiss said.It worked. The Crimson began to close the gap and brought the Yale lead down to 22-17 on an Alissa Flesher kill before the Bulldogs eventually pulled away to win the first game. “We had a little bit of trouble starting in general...
...rising into the mid-80s during the early afternoon when the races were held. The intense sun also dried out the course, which made conditions rather dusty for the Crimson runners. “It’s not ideal cross-country weather conditions for October,” coach Jason Saretsky said, “but everyone did a good job of getting out. Part of the team ran somewhat conservatively but did enough to avoid the cloud of dust.” The strategy worked for Green, who kept pace with the lead pack from the start...