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...bitingly cold and windy day in Boston, the Harvard field hockey team (6-9, 2-3 Ivy) was unable to end its three-game losing streak yesterday against Boston University (9-9, 2-2 America East) as the Terriers came out on top 2-0. “I think BU is a very strong team,” coach Sue Caples said. “I thought we had a really solid performance today. We need to continue to find more ways to attack and be more creative in our attack getting into the circle.” After...
...tournament this weekend at the Garret Penn State Open where it will face numerous teams including Penn State, who is historically one of the toughest teams. But the Crimson remains optimistic.“Playing at the Penn State Open really gives us an opportunity to see what the field looks like overall in the nation, because the best collegiate fencers are going to be there,” Brand said. “It’s a great opportunity to scout them and to see where our fencers measure up.”Fencing is not only scored...
...book to be signed, fan and aspiring poet Daniel E. Pritchard said, “He gets into it. He talks about why they [books] work and why they don’t.” “I think he’s the best in his field,” he added...
...kick return. But as I feared in the back of my mind, the flag wasn’t for interference. Illegal block in the back, they called—against Harvard.As the other writers and I tried to understand the call, we could see Murphy livid on the field and the coaches in the coaching box next to us distressed. Were we going to see a repeat of two years ago where the atrocious officiating cost Harvard the game?Let me qualify this with the fact that I don’t by any stretch of the imagination believe that...
...unusual turn of events for the men’s soccer team, the Crimson played at Cumnock Turf instead of at its customary home of Ohiri Field due to inclement weather from the recent nor’easter. But yesterday’s non-conference game against Providence (7-6-3) was, in the end, business as usual. Once again No. 17 Harvard (9-3-0) emerged victorious, extending its winning streak to six games with its 3-1 win. Seniors John Stamatis and co-captain Michael Fucito each had a goal and an assist to lead the Crimson, which...