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...Rathbeger said. “In the next two meets we’re going to be tested, and we’ll find out what kind of team we are.” Those two meets will feature the Crimson’s division foes, Cornell, Dartmouth, and Columbia. How Harvard responds to the challenge will help determine how well-founded the team’s high expectations for this season are. “The ultimate goal is taking home the EISL trophy at the end of the season,” Rathgeber said. “We?...
Fraser didn’t take long to begin helping his team, scoring the Crimson’s first goal of the 2006-07 campaign in what eventually proved to be a season-opening loss to Dartmouth...
...goaltending quartet are sophomore Mike Coskren—a Massachusetts native who saw two minutes of ice time last season—and rookie John Riley, a veteran of Team Illinois. Donato has relied on Tobe and Richter thus far. Tobe took the season-opening 5-2 loss to Dartmouth, and Richter was between the pipes the following Friday for a 5-2 defeat at the hands of Clarkson. The next evening, it was Tobe’s turn for a 5-4 loss. It’s early in the season, of course, and dreams of league titles...
Ancient Eight teams are a combined 19-11 as hosts this season. Harvard and Princeton, unsurprisingly, lead the way with 3-0 marks. Yale and Cornell also boast three home wins, against only one loss apiece. Dartmouth is the only squad with a losing record, in fact winless at Memorial Field in four games. Penn is second worst at 2-2, although one of its losses was against crosstown rival Villanova, whose partisans likely made up half of the attending crowd...
...looks to continue its torrid display on defense against the Lions of Columbia (3-4-0, 0-4-0 Ivy) this Saturday at 12:30 p.m. at Harvard Stadium.Responding well from its heartbreaking defeat two weeks ago at Princeton, the Crimson defense stepped up and shut out the Dartmouth offense last Saturday, accumulating four sacks and holding the Big Green passing game to only 98 yards through the air. “After [the Princeton game], we had a really focused, passionate week of practice,” Harvard coach Tim Murphy said. “We took care...