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Ultimately, the game’s final minutes saw Princeton pulling further ahead against a fading Harvard offense. Freshman and Ivy League Co-Rookie of the Week—alongside Lippert—Niveen Rashid led the way, as she added easy baskets to her total of 20 points on the night...
While Keith was busy fighting his way back, Caputo and O’Connor continued to dominate their respective weights. Caputo won his preliminary and quarterfinal bouts by eight points each, showing poise in his final conference competition. But a matchup with Lehigh’s David Craig in front of a hostile crowd would test anyone’s nerves. Caputo rose to the challenge, besting his longtime rival 3-1 to earn a spot in the finals...
Sophomore Devan Kennifer, who had a season-high six tallies, gave the Crimson a 13-11 cushion as the final minutes ticked down, and even with a Bucknell goal, the squad managed to hold on for a tight 13-12 win. Sophomore goalkeeper Laurel McCarthy made seven saves to seal Harvard’s come-from-behind victory...
...game began with the Crimson and the Tigers trading tallies. Tied at two after the first period, Harvard scored one goal less than Princeton in the next two quarters. The Crimson’s fall came in the final eight minutes, as the Tigers recorded six tallies while Harvard could not complete a shot...
Sophomore Ita Barton-Kettleborough completed her second hat trick of the day, but even with McCarthy stopping seven of Princeton’s attempts, the scoreless final period prevented the Crimson from grabbing another...