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...quickly, as BU struck only 16 seconds into the game with a goal from sophomore midfielder Sarah Dalton. Little more than a minute later, freshman Traci Landy notched a second score for the Terriers.“I think they took us by surprise, they had some really strong fast breaks from the start and took it right to the goal,” Simmons said.From there, the BU attack rained shots on the Crimson’s goal. By the time twelve minutes had elapsed, the Terriers had scored seven more goals. Dalton completed a hat trick less than...
...comfortable off the line.” He said that Harvard’s speed off the line had not yet been a focus in practice, which accounted for the boat’s slow start on Saturday. “We just weren’t fast enough off the line, which we can work on and we can fix,” he said. “You can’t give up easy seats, which I think we were doing.” The boat ended up within sniffing distance of victory, at only 2.1 seconds...
...were looking to bounce back. With a six-second victory over the No. 6 Tigers by the Radcliffe first varsity, the mission was accomplished. “This is definitely an important win,” captain Katie Golden said. “It’s a really fast field this year, so every race is a fight, and every week we need to work to get faster.” And the Black and White is doing just that. After leading against the Golden Bears last weekend but failing to close out the victory, the crew turned...
...signal had proven effective in either stopping or turning around all other vehicles that night. When the vehicle passed the warning line and did not stop, Lozano says the soldiers at the checkpoint interpreted this as a hostile act by an unknown intruder. "Hey, this vehicle is coming too fast," Lozano recalls one of the soldiers saying...
...first-half lead. The Harvard offense did not even attempt a shot until junior Tara Schoen shot wide with 12 minutes remaining. Overall, the Crimson was outshot, 21-4, in the first half despite a nearly even time of possession. “Penn is really fast and pressured us a lot,” coach Sarah Nelson said. “We were prepared for them but they were excellent.” Harvard pulled itself together after the break and finally began to execute on offense. Freshman Sara Flood opened the second-half scoring with a tricky shot...