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...much just picked up where [she] left off,” Stone said following the victory. Nevertheless, against the top teams in the country, Vaillancourt’s stick handling will not prove enough to score goals, and both the player and her coach recognized that after the RPI contest. “We got a little greedy at times—not with goals, but with possession of the puck in certain areas of the ice,” Stone added. Therefore, some of the most promising moments from a team standpoint were when Vaillancourt connected with...
Seniority rules. Or at least it did in Sunday’s contest between the Harvard and Dartmouth women’s soccer teams, as the young Crimson squad (3-12-1, 2-4-0 Ivy) suffered a 3-1 defeat to the senior-laden Big Green (11-4-1, 5-1-0 Ivy). Dartmouth, entering the game unbeaten at home, started ten fourth-years on the team’s Senior Day against a Harvard lineup that included six freshmen and just one senior, captain Laura Odorczyk.The match also marks a return to Hanover for Harvard Coach Erica Walsh...
...coming along great,” Stone said. “She’s doing great. Again, not easy games to play in, and she’s keeping her focus and doing everything she’s asked to do.” The contest also featured the varsity debut of junior walk-on Kristin Toretta, currently number two on the depth chart, who spelled Martin for the third period and made two stops in her 20 minutes of shutout work. “Great to have Kristin Toretta in the net,” Stone said...
...environment as charged and conspiratorial as America is in today. Four years after Congress passed a law requiring every state to vote by a method more reliable than the punch-card system that paralyzed Florida and the nation in 2000, the 2006 election is shaping up into a contest not just between Democrats and Republicans but also between people who believe in technology and those who fear machines cannot be trusted to count votes in a closely divided democracy...
While the power play remained problematic for the Crimson throughout the contest, Harvard was able to net the game’s first goal during a 4-on-4. When Dartmouth defender John Gibson mishandled the puck in his own zone, freshman winger Jimmy Fraser was there for the takeaway, sending the puck into the right side of the net at 9:34 for a 1-0 Crimson advantage...