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...moments,” Altcheck said. “It was just a question of executing.” The team will look to freshman forward Andre Akpan to continue his stellar play on offense. Meanwhile, Harvard will rely on the pressure that freshman midfielder Kwaku Nyamekye and sophomore defenseman Marcel Perl can put on Yale’s attack to minimize the burden on standout freshman goalkeeper Adam Hahn. “I’m looking forward to having [junior midfielder John Stamatis] back and well-rested,” Altchek said. “For us, it?...
...that definitely could have been a distraction for us,” Hagner said. “But we shouldn’t be taking any game for granted.” Harvard greatly missed the defensive intensity of starters Lizzy Nichols and Devon Sherman. Nichols, a freshman defenseman and the team’s leader in points, suffered a concussion and three facial fractures in a collision during the team’s scoreless tie with St. Mary’s last weekend. She will not play at Penn this weekend but hopes to be back on the field...
...season. “We know that we can match their level of play, we just haven’t gotten the results that we’ve wanted.” “I’m confident despite our record,” added freshman defenseman Lizzy Nichols, who leads the team with four points on a goal and two assists. “We’ve played all these great teams at a high level, and in every game, we’ve matched their level.” Harvard will be without Nichols?...
...controlling play throughout. It took only eleven minutes for Penn State to get on the board, with Sarah Dwyer putting home an easy goal after Schoepfer had clanged a shot off the post. “At halftime, we talked about playing our game,” freshman defenseman Lizzy Nichols said. “In the first half, we were really letting them dictate the tempo.” In the second frame, Harvard fought its way back into the game with aggressive offensive play that resulted in two Penn State fouls near its own goal. Nichols...
...defeat ended a campaign that began a mystery, became a disappointment, and wound up—given its gritty post-season performance—a vindication.Harvard started the 2005-06 season having lost its top five scorers from a year ago: record-setting forward Nicole Corriero and all-star defenseman Ashley Banfield to graduation, and Julie Chu, Caitlin Cahow, and Sarah Vaillancourt to represent their countries in the Winter Games. “We lost a lot to graduation and it takes time to replace a Corriero, an Ashley Banfield,” Stone said in a preseason interview...