Word: crowning
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...before hopping on a plane, she went to Fall River, donned a red evening gown and took the crown in the Miss Massachusetts pageant...
...weeks later, following two more wins atCornell and Columbia, Princeton came into "the LavPav" for a much anticipated rematch. A win by theTigers would have brought them to within one gamebehind Harvard in the chase for the Ivy crown, butthe Crimson had no desire to end its reign atopthe Ancient Eight. Before a crowd of 1,636--thelargest home crowd of the season--Harvard avengedits earlier loss with a 58-52 victory...
After missing the playoffs in each of the past two seasons, Harvard returned to the postseason in 1998 and came within seven minutes of upsetting the eventual national champion New Hampshire Wildcats. In this, the first year in which the NCAA crowned a women's ice hockey national champion, Harvard gave a strong indication that it could vie for the crown before the end of the second millennium...
...Christie MacKinnon and junior Melissa Milbert both improved significantly as the season progressed and should be ready to frustrate ECAC scorers in 1999. Junior co-captain Kyle Walsh also made tremendous strides from her sophomore season and should be a major contributor to Harvard's run for the national crown next season...
...team, male or female, in college athletics to derail the Harvard express. To call UNC a women's soccer powerhouse is an understatement. The Tar Heels have captured 15 of the 17 national championships that have been awarded in the history of women's soccer, including this year's crown. In their program's history, they have compiled a record of 417-16-11 and outscored their opponents by a modest tally...