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Some were preparing to head over to Harvard Stadium and watch the football team continue its quest for an Ivy League title. Others planned their day around a trip to Ohiri Field, where the men’s soccer team would see its own Ivy hopes dashed, but the women would continue their winning ways behind yet another Lauren Mann shutout...
IM’s don’t get a lot of love in athletic circles. I remember one football game, where a teammate and I went on a search for hydration after subbing out for a drive. We came across the varsity football squad’s practice field, where a team manager had set up a table with hundreds of Dixie cups full of water on it. When asked if he could spare just two of them, he looked at us incredulously, as if he couldn’t understand how we could be complaining of thirst after...
...Stone delivered four important saves over the course of play—the low number a testament to the rarity of Dartmouth opportunities on this soggy day. “Kylie had some really good saves with strong clears,” head coach Sue Caples said. Though the field was damp, the rain held up and permitted the teams to play a full game between showers. In a play following a penalty corner and combining two fakes, freshman Chloe Keating blasted the ball past Dartmouth goalie Ashley Heist to give Harvard a 2-1 lead with six minutes left...
...defense keyed the Crimson’s victory, as the unit helped Mann record her ninth shutout of the season—two short of Harvard’s single-season record set by Katie Shields ’06. Taking into account the difficult field conditions caused by the morning rains, the defensive performance was all the more impressive. “Our back line is a dominant force on this team,” Merritt said. “They show up every game and have had an outstanding performance this season.” The defense, anchored...
...their last major exercise - simulating dirty bomb attacks in Portland, Phoenix and Guam. A VNN anchor played by former TV journalist Forrest Sawyer broke the "news." A real reporter from the Portland Tribune noted that he and the rest of the actual media were kept more than a football field away from the scene...