Word: crimson
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Crimson tri-captain and left-winger Julie Brynteson also repeated her 1978 performance notching a hat-trick against the Bruins and receiving the Most Valuable Player trophy awarded by the Ivy League coaches...
...Last year we wanted Harvard to be the first name on the continuing Ivy League team trophy; this year we established a tradition," Crimson coach Bob Scalise said yesterday. "Brown had owned that tradition but we changed that," he added...
...Bruins, the final match was like a recurring nightmare. As in the past three encounters with Harvard, Brown came out aggressively in the first half but grew discouraged after 20 scoreless minutes. At this point the Crimson registered two quick goals and the Bruins folded completely...
...only new variation on the old theme Saturday was the field reflected Brown's dampened spirits and added to its woes. With a puddle four inches deep spanning the entire center circle and various other miniature oceans dispersed throughout the field, the conditions were better suited to the Crimson's manager, swimmer Maura Costin. However, Harvard halfback Sara Fischer justified her nickname, "Fish," while teammate Jeanne Piersiak's fancy footwork made Gene Kelly's "Singing in the Rain" routine look like kidstuff...
Although the mud drastically cut down Harvard's speed, the Crimson's style of hitting long chip shots up to the forward line to get into scoring position proved more effective than Brown's style of working up the field on short passes. With very few exceptions, the Bruins' short shots died yards in front of the intended receiver and were open to anyone...