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After a shot by Harvard junior Amy DiMarzio hit the left post, almost extending the Crimson's lead to three, UNH attacker Kristen Diamond was able to run up the field practically unstopped, with only sophomore midfielder Stacey DiCicco on her tail. DiCicco fouled her in the arc, which gave the Wildcats a penalty corner; the resulting shot was a lift by Caroline Coyne that went into the net but was waved off for being a dangerous play...
...took about 10 minutes for the Crimson to open the scoring. Coming just after a string of three Wildcat corners--their only corners of the half--DiMarzio drew a corner on the opposite end of the field. Clark, usually the main shooter, made a hard pass to freshman Dominique Kalil, who plunked the ball into the cage...
Harvard's second goal also came on a penalty corner, but this one was a bit more improvised. Clark again took the shot, but this time it was deflected towards junior Beck Stringer. She flicked the ball to DiMarzio, who tallied the goal. For Stringer, usually a defensively-minded midfielder, the assist was the first point of her career...
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