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...played anywhere between the sixth and ninth flights last year, has been the Crimson’s most dominant player in the young season. She has won her four matches all by a score of 3-0 and leads the team with seven 9-0 whitewash games. Crimson coach Satinder Bajwa has emphasized the importance of using these lopsided conference games as opportunities for the players to hone and refine their shots in preparation for the much more challenging matches that await them in early 2009. Harvard takes an extended break over the Christmas holidays and exam period before beginning...
...team proved they will be important catalysts for Harvard’s overall success this season by competing near the top at the Husky Winter Carnival at Boston University’s Reggie Lewis Center on Saturday.“It was a good meet,” Crimson coach Jason Saretsky said. “A great start, and it was great to see the freshman get out those jitters in their first time in the Crimson singlet.”The freshman foursome of Lauren Leon, Magda Robak, Shannon Conway, and Kim O’Donnell took third...
...adapting to and surviving the Olympic-size rink that the Wildcats call home. “We adjusted well to the big ice surface, which is always a tough thing to do when you are not used to that, and our kids kept going,” Crimson coach Katey Stone said. “We out-shot them, and we had chances to win.”Despite a lackluster start, the Harvard offense gradually turned up its offensive pressure, taking a 6-1 lead in shots after the first period. The best chance for a Crimson goal came...
...hockey team (4-5-2, 4-3-1 ECAC) Friday night in a 10-1 blowout, breaking the Crimson’s undefeated record at home.“I think that they beat us soundly in every aspect of the game,” Harvard coach Ted Donato ’91 said with impressive frankness. “I think that obviously they deserve a lot of credit for what happened,” he added. “But I think that we realized that that wasn’t a really good effort by any means...
...10.The Crimson posted an 11th-place finish in the 44-team tournament. With an incomplete roster, Harvard looked to focus on the experience gained from facing such talented competition.“This is one of the top tournaments we’ll wrestle in,” Harvard coach Jay Weiss said. “It’s extremely tough to gear up for a tournament [of this caliber].”Some of Harvard’s competitors felt right at home among the country’s best, as No. 4 O’Connor...