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...Crimson notch 5-1 and 5-0 wins over the Saints and Golden Knights,respectively.But Kessler truly proved her mettle against the Big Green, when she protected a 2-1 Harvard lead in the third period while a suddenly pourous Crimson defense fell victim to penalties and lackluster play. Dartmouth launched a 13-shot flurry at Kessler in the frame, but the Harvard goalie kept her composure and withstood the Dartmouth assault to preserve the victory for her team.Kessler’s resilience manifested itself once again after Harvard dropped its first game of the season...
...Crimson, meanwhile, had seemingly won with smoke and mirrors after a 1-2 start that featured two losses in the final 30 seconds. Harvard had eked out a pair of close wins over Brown and Dartmouth and had even struggled with lowly Columbia before pulling away...
...worked hard and played well even though we were hurt by losing last year’s class. We did better than most people thought we would.” Harvard started off its season with four consecutive wins, three of which came against Ivy rivals Brown, Dartmouth, and Cornell. When Harvard returned to the courts in the spring semester, the tables had turned, as long-time rival No. 1 Trinity handed the Crimson a dismal 9-0 loss. The Crimson was able to get back on track when it faced conference opponent Penn, notching a 6-3 victory...
...guys on the team have speculated [about the losing streak], and I definitely think Harvard’s scheduling had a lot to do with it.”To begin the second semester, Harvard snapped its losing streak with a decisive 3-1 win at Dartmouth. “Tonight we played probably our closest effort to a 60 minute game we’ve played all season,” co-captain Mike Taylor said after the game. “I thought we really played all three periods well for the first time in a while...
...Johanna Snyder. “Playing with only sophomores and freshmen, we had to readjust, but I think we did really well for how young we are.” Despite its youth, Harvard opened the season strong, winning its first five matches against Brown, Stanford, Williams, Dartmouth, and Cornell. Harvard was led by impressive play from freshmen No. 1 June Tiong and No. 2 Alisha Mashruwala. Despite playing the top two flights without prior collegiate experience, both adapted quickly to the level of play and each started the season 5-0. “There...