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...very odd to me. We’ve never been out of it this early, and it makes me hungrier for next year.” Two crushing defeats to Brown and a pair of slow starts against Princeton left the Crimson on the outside looking in when Dartmouth and the Tigers squared off for the Ivy League crown in March. The combination of slow starts and game-long offensive inconsistency made for a frustrating Ivy run for a team accustomed to playing in March.“From the beginning of the season we had that trouble...
...incoming co-captain Laura Mahon. “We were too forward-looking. We were worried about getting another Ivy League title, which can have negative effects on the level of play.” The Crimson started its league slate with two three-frame losses to travel partner Dartmouth, a team that Harvard had handled with little trouble in 2004. After recovering to sweep non-league opponent Sacred Heart and breaking its seven-match losing streak, the Crimson entered the most grueling part of its league schedule: four matches on the road against Penn, Princeton, Yale, and Brown. Harvard...
...play, beginning the year with an impressive eight-point victory over defending America East champion Vermont and five straight victories overall. Harvard entered the league season at 8-5, tying the school mark for most non-conference wins in Sullivan’s tenure, and easily handled travel partner Dartmouth in two straight games heading into exam period. After a draining loss in the abusive atmosphere of Yale’s John J. Lee Ampitheater, Harvard bounced back to blow out Brown on the road and dispatch Columbia in New York. The Crimson was one win over Cornell away from...
...best-of-three quarterfinal series and led 2-1 after two periods in Game 2.But Harvard scored two goals in the third period to even the series before exploding for eight scores in Game 3. The Crimson carried its offensive momentum into the ECAC Final Four, dominating Dartmouth 10-1 in the semifinal before deposing Cornell with a 6-2 victory in the championship game.Harvard’s remarkable run earned the squad a No. 2 seed in the NCAA tournament. But despite playing its first-round matchup at the same rink where it had just tallied 16 scores...
...over Brown. Harvard took first place in the first twelve races and, with a significant lead, chose to swim the other races as exhibitions. The meet was the first collegiate swim for breakout long distance freshman Emiley Jellie, who won the 1000-meter. The Crimson faced off against Dartmouth and Cornell the following day. The matchups proved to be two more easy wins, as Harvard beat the Big Green 181-119 and the Big Red 189-111. Jellie once again won the 1000-yard freestyle on the first day of competition, with classmate Kristen Harper winning the event...