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...McKinley said. “Princeton started to push back; they weren’t going to roll over in that third game. We were sort of waiting for the win.” Despite several lead changes, the Crimson was forced to play catch-up throughout the fourth and fifth games.Harvard would end up losing the next two games 25-22 and 15-7. Overall, McKinley led the Crimson’s efforts with a double-double, recording 19 kills and 11 digs. Freshman sensation Christine Wu contributed a career-high 40 digs. PENN 3, HARVARD 2Harvard also...
...ahead and won the contest in extra time, 9-7.Thompson led the Harvard effort with three goals, while Voith added two goals to go along with his four steals and three assists. Thompson tied the game at three in the second period and notched the go-ahead goal in the fourth to give the Crimson a 6-5 advantage, its first lead of the day.Atkinson and Babic also scored for Harvard, with Atkinson contributing three steals and three assists in the contest. Babic’s goal gave the Crimson a 7-6 edge.Harvard came out flat at the beginning...
...Long missed a field goal try wide left.Two drives later, Columbia threatened to claw its way back, reaching the Harvard 30-yard line before facing 2nd-and-1. But the Lions could not get the yard they needed, rushing three consecutive times for no gain. Buoyed by its fourth-down stand, the Crimson took the ball and steadily advanced 79 yards down the field, ending the drive with three straight passes to Richards—a long 25-yard catch, followed by a 6-yarder, and then the capper, a 40-yard bomb in which he outmaneuvered two defenders...
...Flygh said. “I think that she’s been struggling a little bit to find the back of the net, but I think once she scored that first goal today she gained confidence.” Junior Kathryn Farni added Harvard’s fourth goal of the contest on a power play, as she one-timed a sophomore Katharine Chute pass past the Dutchwomen defense and into the net for her first goal of the year. Wilson then put the finishing touches on the victory with an unassisted score with about three minutes left...
...Denver guys broke back one time,” said Harvard coach Dave Fish ’72. “But Chris and Lexei pretty much shut them down.” Facing Mississippi’s Jonas Berg and Bram ten Berge—seeded fourth in the main doubles draw—Harvard’s representatives fell in the next day’s quarterfinals, 8-2. Clayton and Chijoff-Evans stayed in the match up to 2-2, but the momentum shifted after they failed to hold serve. “We just made...