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...Henderson made a quick spin move and fired a left-footed shot past the outstretched arms of diving senior goalkeeper Adam Hahn. “I kind of got unlucky on that goal,” Hahn said. “Not a bad turn, and a pretty good finish. That was kind of tough for us to take.” Harvard has come from behind many times this season, and going down early has hardly ever meant defeat. But on Saturday, with a muddy field that lent itself to sloppy play, the magic finally ran out. The Crimson...
...teams turned in their best performances in years by placing fifth on both the men’s and women’s sides at the Ivy League Heptagonals Championships at Van Cortlandt Park in New York on Friday. The men were paced by senior captain Brian Holmquest, who finished 14th in 25:15.1, good enough for All-Ivy honors for the second consecutive year. Despite the strong finish, Holmquest wasn’t satisfied with finishing outside the top 10. “The start got out well, and I kind of established myself on the outside...
...Caples, the Crimson’s strength was derived from good ball movement, control, and speed, especially in the circle. Interceptions parlayed into counterattacks or tackles. This important win sets up Harvard for title contention. “Right now, what’s in our control is to finish second,” Caples said. “If some other things happen, we want to be in a position to be a part of [the title].” Looking to the standings, a win against Columbia next Friday would guarantee the Crimson a second-place finish...
...R.I.One of the highlights of the weekend was the significant contribution from the team’s freshmen. Miyoko Pettit, Emily Harburg, and Mikaelle Comrie all gained considerable playing time and vital experience in the two matches.With just two more weeks left in the season, Harvard is hoping to finish the season strong. Next weekend, the team faces Penn and Princeton, with both teams competing for the Ivy League crown. According to captain Suzie Trimble, the Crimson would love to play the role of spoiler. “Everyone is beatable in the Ivy League,” Trimble said...
...fear’? 9. Drink a responsible amount every time your mom-instincts kick in. Anything from thinking, “Use two hands with your revolver, Benicio!” to, “Haven’t you had enough, Johnny!?” counts. 10. Finish the bottle if you come to the conclusion that this is as much a drug movie as it is an anti-drug movie. Then congratulate yourself for the intense irony of your actions...