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...37th in the individual standings. Barrett was followed up by two sophomores—Brian Holmquist and Andrew Lipkin—whose respective times of 26:12.9 and 26:21.7 were the 47th and 49th best times. Mullen came in 54th in a time of 26:53.6. Dartmouth won the men’s side of the meet with sophomore Ben Truce pacing the way by taking home the individual title. At the beginning of the season when everyone was healthy we were looking to crack the top three or four of the Ivy League,” Mullen said...
...deserves the bulk of the credit for the yards he’s accumulated, most of which have come well past the line of scrimmage. With Harvard already ahead 28-7, Dawson took a handoff and slipped through a crease along the right side of the field. One Dartmouth defender appeared to have him wrapped up from behind, but Dawson shrugged him off before shaking a second would-be tackler and heading for the end zone 32 yards away. Dawson was no less of a threat the one time he returned a kickoff, breaking through a seam...
...Harvard women’s soccer team suffered its second consecutive tough home loss, dropping a 1-0 decision to Dartmouth on Saturday.With the result, the Crimson (7-5-3, 1-3-2 Ivy) saw its chances of obtaining an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament grow a bit slimmer, while the Big Green (11-3-1, 4-1-0) now finds itself alone in first place in the Ivy League after Columbia shocked Yale on Friday.The loss comes on the heels of Harvard’s excruciating 2-1 loss to Princeton at Ohiri Field last weekend, when...
...soccer team, Saturday’s weather only added to the worries. The temperature outside was cold, but this Crimson team is used to the chilly weather in the Northeast. But when it started to snow on Saturday, both Harvard (4-7-2, 0-4-1 Ivy) and Dartmouth (9-2-4, 4-1-0) became a little fazed. When the game started at two in the afternoon, the snow had not yet started to fall, making the first half of play considerably easier. “[In the first half] we were able to pass the ball and defend...
...against the wall, it’s hard to take a step forward. When someone pushes you back, it’s even harder.The Harvard men’s soccer team failed to break its eight-game winless streak Saturday, dropping a hard-fought match to Ivy powerhouse Dartmouth by a score of 2-1. But things could have been different if it were not for one call that propelled Harvard (4-7-2, 0-4-1 Ivy) back from the brink of victory to a heartbreaking defeat to the Big Green (9-2-4, 4-1-0). The call...