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...tide and gave the Lions a chance to chomp away at Harvard’s lead. While Columbia amped up its offensive assault, the Crimson lost steam, stumbling through a 5:52 offensive drought and managing only four attempts in the final five minutes.“We didn??t execute down the stretch,” Housman said. “We were a little too hesitant against their zone.”The Crimson also had trouble finishing a strong performance in the first half. Towards the culmination of the first period, the tide seemed...
...which resulted in a 13-2 defeat. Kennifer and junior Kristina Bergquist recorded the two goals. Goalie and co-captain Nicola Perlman made six stops against the Wolverine attack. Despite the score, Farrar said he was relatively pleased with his team’s performance. “We didn??t shoot very effectively, [but] as we go forward, we will do a better job of capitalizing on those scoring chances,” Farrar said. MacLaughlin looked at the game as a chance early in the season to play a top team and see what the team...
...ultimately overcame her and won in three sets, 7-6, 2-6, 6-2. The Crimson battled to the end, winning half of the single matches, but it was not enough to get the win, and the Big Green escaped by a narrow margin. “We didn??t do much wrong in the matches,” captain Laura Peterzan said. “They are a good team and the difference was only by a couple of points.” With the loss to Dartmouth, Harvard received a bye on Saturday. The Crimson resumed...
...Crimson has fallen in the Howe Cup final, although this one was certainly the closest.“The whole team was incredibly ready for this match,” junior captain Johanna Snyder said. “We went out there, totally in the zone. Luck just didn??t go our way.” The second-place finish is a marked improvement over last year’s performance, in which the team fell to Trinity in the opening round and took fifth place in the tournament.Harvard next gears up for the CSA Individual Tournament...
...momentum to barely sneak out of Hamilton victorious, beating Colgate (17-11-3, 11-6-3), 2-1. “It was a good hockey game,” Crimson coach Katey Stone said. “Our kids played with a lot of heart and grit...We didn??t have as much energy as we normally do but we fought through it.” With the game tied at one and only three minutes left in the third period, senior forward Sarah Wilson swooped in to save the day for Harvard. After Raiders goalie Kimberly...