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Soon enough, though, this offensive unit began to gel, and fueled by solid goaltending, the Crimson turned things around. Harvard reeled off three wins in the next five contests??including league wins over MIT and Queens (N.Y.)—thanks in large part to the work of senior Nikhil Balaraman and sophomore Alexandre Popp between the pipes...
...from injuries on multiple squads, including co-captain and epee fencer Benji Ungar, who competed for just the first time this season, going 10-2. He lost a key bout against Princeton, 5-4, to hand the Tigers a 14-13 win in the second of two incredibly close contests??Harvard fell 14-13 to NYU in the previous matchup. “Benji is a terrific leader, but the biggest problem is he’s been injured, this is his first tournament,” Crimson coach Peter Brand said. “It bodes well...
...contest due to injury and wasn’t available for Saturday’s game with the Big Green. It was perseverance in the face of a number of injuries—most notably the ankle sprain that kept Calvert out of the first two Crimson contests??that highlighted the squad’s hardened spirit throughout the season...
...Green (8-4, 4-2 Ivy) took the game 20-10 as the Crimson (2-10, 0-4 Ivy) lost its seventh straight. While Dartmouth’s offense is undoubtedly potent—it has averaged nearly 15 points per game over the past six contests??one factor in particular made a decisive difference in its most recent win : winning draws. The Big Green dominated the draws and ended up controlling the ball for the majority of the first half. “Draw control was the big difference in the game,” sophomore attack...
...swept past Yale (10-21, 3-7 Ivy) Saturday afternoon at O’Donnell Field, taking both games of a doubleheader by scores of 6-0 and 5-1. With the victories, the Crimson—having won five of its last six Ivy League contests??kept pace with Brown for first place in the Rolfe Division and climbed back to .500 overall for the first time since the second game of the season. The Bulldogs came into the game as the offensive powerhouse of the Ivy League, led by Ryan Lavarnway and his gaudy league-leading...