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...puck in stride and lifted it into the top center of the net to put Harvard up, 3-0.But in the game’s early stages, the Crimson didn’t play like the heavily-favored ECAC regular-season champion it is. In fact, it was the eighth-seeded Big Red who controlled the first 40 minutes of play.The Cornell offense, led by sophomore standout Rebecca Johnston, spent much of the first and second period pressuring the Harvard zone, and its in-your-face play frustrated the Crimson.“I think we had to work really hard...
...biggest offensive effort for the three-day contest, claiming the number two spot in the 200-yard IM with a time of 1:50.88. Schindewolf was followed by senior Dan Jones in fourth, freshman David Lynch in fifth, junior Rob Lynch in sixth, and freshman Niall Janney in eighth. Schindewolf also placed second in the 400 yard IM, followed this time by Janney, Rob Lynch and David Lynch in fourth, fifth and seventh, respectively. “Our team came together really well and we did an excellent job,” McKellar said...
...University Health Services, where she was diagnosed with pneumonia. “She could not have performed any better than she did,” Brand said. In the individual foil, junior Arielle Pensler tied for third, taking the bronze, while Anna Podolsky and freshman Shelby MacLeod finished eighth and ninth respectively. In the épeé, Maria Larsson had to settle for second, as she fell to Columbia’s Neely Brandfield-Harvey in a fierce 15-13 bout. All three squads competed well, with the saber squad having a 22-11 day, the foil squad posting...
...said. “When somebody’s not able to play in the lineup, somebody else steps up.”Harvard’s offensive outburst came after a tough first period in which the Crimson managed only three shots. Harvard struggled early on against the eighth-seeded Cornell in Game 1 as well, but just as it did on Friday, the Crimson came away with a shutout.With the win, Harvard moved on to the ECAC semifinal round, which it will host on Saturday against RPI.—Staff writer Loren Amor can be reached...
...hockey team (9-14-6, 9-7-6 ECAC, 3-4-3 Ivy) royally out-skated Princeton (20-7-0, 14-6-0 ECAC, 5-3-0 Ivy) Saturday night, defeating the Tigers, 3-2, in front of a sellout home crowd on Senior Night. It marked the eighth-straight senior-night win for the Crimson. “It means a lot in front of your home fans and [its] your last regular season home game [so] it is important to end on a good note,” Harvard coach Ted Donato ’91 said. Beating...