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...Duluth defeat was career-ending for five Harvard seniors, who will leave a huge void to fill. The Crimson graduates it all-time leading scorer in Botterill, its sixth all-time leading scorer in captain Kalen Ingram and a first-liner and former Beanpot MVP in Tracy Catlin at forward. Hagerman and senior Pamela Van Reesema had been impact blueliners for full years...
...defeat to Minnesota the next day briefly stalled the Crimson’s momentum, but a 27-game unbeaten streak followed and Harvard controlled the nation’s No. 1 ranking from December through March...
...unbeaten streak finally came to an abrupt halt with a 7-2 defeat to Dartmouth in the ECAC final, which no one was fully able to explain. Harvard earned a No. 2 seed to the NCAA Frozen Four and defeated Minnesota 6-1 to advance to the national championship, where the season met its disappointing end against Duluth...
It’s no wonder that when a 4-0 defeat to two-time defending NCAA champion Stanford finally brought the season to an end, Bergman felt Harvard could have won all three singles matches that were not played to completion. Hers was against Amber Liu—the eventual NCAA singles champion...
...comeback victory in the Penn match that clinched the Ivy championship proved to be the culmination of Harvard’s efforts throughout the spring. Because the Quakers had won the doubles point and three of six first sets in the singles matches, the Crimson appeared headed for defeat. One difference-maker was Wang, who trailed 7-6, 5-0, 40-15 but came back to win, preventing the second Penn point from ever appearing on the scoreboard...