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...scoring. Altchek was also named to the First Team All-Ivy squad, while senior forward Nicholas Tornaritis earned a nod to the Second Team and captain and defender Will Craig earned an honorable mention. The Crimson finished its season 6-8-2, with a 2-4-1 record and fifth-place finish in the Ivies. Dartmouth, Yale and Brown all tied for the top spot in the league. —GABRIEL VELEZ
...total of five yards. THIRD AND THREE Junior running back Clifton Dawson’s 105 yards rushing on Saturday gave him 1,011 for the year, making him the only player in school history to run for 1,000 yards three times. Dawson also moved into fifth place all-time in the Ivy League with 3,500 yards rushing...Kelly Widman’s three touchdown catches tied a Harvard record for most touchdown receptions in a single game...Before Saturday, the Crimson had not had back-to-back wins over Penn since the 1980 and 1981 seasons...
...around team effort, saving the Crimson from ending Easterns in last place. SLIPPERY ROCK 10, HARVARD 9 (2OT)Though the Crimson sported a three-goal lead during its match against Slippery Rock, the team could not hold on to its lead and a chance to play for fifth place. Harvard jumped out to an early 3-1 lead in the first period off three goals scored by Lazzarini. The Crimson tacked on one more before the period was up, giving them a significant advantage over the Rock. During the second half of the game, Slippery Rock outscored the Crimson...
...were able to view their rough beginning in a positive light.“It was weird, because we were still really confident after those first two races, because we’d sailed so well—we probably would have had a first and a fifth,” Porter said. “You just have to put it aside and keep focusing on sailing well and not let it get to your head, because we had 16 races to go.”While the Crimson managed to finish...
...women’s cross-country teams concluded their seasons Saturday in the NCAA Northeast Regional Championships at Boston’s Franklin Park. The men finished eighth in the 33-team field, while the women placed ninth among 37 teams. Sophomore Lindsey Scherf placed fifth in the women’s event, qualifying for the NCAA Championships. Scherf paced the Crimson women with a time of 20:34.7, part of a pack of four women within seven seconds of winner Fiona Crombie of Providence. “We were all kind of fighting together the whole race...