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Sometimes every inch really does matter.After 100 minutes without a goal, Saturday’s first-round tournament matchup between the No. 30 Harvard men’s soccer team and the No. 25 University of Massachusetts suddenly sparked to life.It seemed like the Minutemen (10-8-3) had grabbed the winner within seconds of the start of the second period of sudden death overtime, when UMass freshman Chris Roswess gained possession right in front of the Crimson goal and poked the ball past freshman goalkeeper Austin Harms. The ball dribbled towards the goal-line, carrying Harvard?...
After 100 minutes without a goal, Saturday’s first-round tournament matchup between the Harvard men’s soccer team and the No. 25 University of Massachusetts suddenly sparked to life...
...points) cut the lead to two, Markley responded with back-to-back layups and free throws from Berry, Tay, and sophomore Christina Matera made it official.LOYOLA 78, HARVARD 69A lackluster shooting effort gave away the good comeback chance the Crimson had Saturday. Down 43-31 at halftime of the first-round game, the Crimson needed some of the efficient offense it would get after the break in yesterday’s win. It came in spurts, but it took a while—Loyola’s second-half lead ballooned to 14 on a three-pointer by Meredith Tolley...
...pressure situations this season. In overtime, the Huskies are 4-1-1 and Harvard is 2-0-3. Friday’s matchup will be on Boston College’s turf field. To get ready, the Crimson practiced in Chestnut Hill on Tuesday. The winner of the first-round game will face the survivor of the CentralConnecticut State-Boston College matchup. The Boston College Eagles are the regional hosts and are ranked No. 10 nationally.—Staff writer Jake I. Fisher can be reached at jifisher@fas.harvard.edu...
...defeat. Clayton came back from a 5-2 deficit in the first set to obtain a few set points in the tiebreak, but he couldn’t close it out. He had more opportunities in the second set, breaking Smith at 3-3 and serving for the set, but it never materialized, as he lost his serve in consecutive games. Clayton managed to impress his coach with the way he regrouped from the first-round loss. “It’s hard to come back after you take a beating, and he came back really well...