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...23rd minute to put Holy Cross up 1-0. Beckford’s goal was partly the result of a breakdown on the Crimson’s backline. “We switched to three [defenders] in the back,” said captain and defender Will Craig. “One of our guys forgot we were playing that way, got caught up in the play, and left the [Holy Cross player] right there. He just forgot about his mark and the guy was free through.” Despite having rallied once in the game already, Harvard...
...because of a red card he was given in a loss to Dartmouth this past weekend. Three games ago, freshman Michael Giammanco returned from a broken clavicle, and ever since, he and fellow classmates Peter Glenmullen and Marcel Perl have been in the back line along with captain Will Craig. “Giammanco would have been playing from the get-go if he had not had a broken clavicle,” Harvard coach John Kerr said. Against Holy Cross, the young tandem was joined by sophomore goalie Adam Hahn—who was starting his first game this...
...Costume Catwalk during this year’s Freshman Parents’ Weekend. Parents wore the ubiquitous crimson-colored “Harvard Parent ’09” badges as they came to see how their children were adapting to college life. Craig M. Hallowell said the weekend reminded him of his college experience. “This brings me back to my old college days and I am glad that I am not there again,” said Hallowell, who is the father of Adam N. Hallowell ’09. Gerald F. Slattery...
...game started at two in the afternoon, the snow had not yet started to fall, making the first half of play considerably easier. “[In the first half] we were able to pass the ball and defend properly,” said defender and captain Will Craig. But as the second half began the snow began to fall heavily, blanketing the field. The snow not only obscured Harvard’s view, but also made it difficult to keep control of the ball. “People were slipping everywhere,” Craig said...
...much. As a result of both the accumulating snowfall and the accumulating presence of Dartmouth on Harvard’s half of the field, the Big Green was able to tie the game at one six minutes into the second half. On the play, Dartmouth reserve forward Craig Henderson took advantage of Harvard misplaying a ball on defense to tally the equalizer with a wide-open blast from 20 yards out that sailed into the corner of the net. Playing 10-on-11, the Crimson fought on defense for the rest of the half. In the 39th minute, captain...