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...final tuneup before the start of the Ivy League season, No. 11 Harvard (7-1-1) defeated Fairfield (5-2-1), 5-0, on Saturday at Ohiri Field. “It was a great performance,” junior Michael Fucito said. “Overall, the team did great. [Fairfield] only let in three goals throughout the season [before this game], and we just scored five on them, so that’s a pretty good day.” The Crimson dominated the entirety of the game, putting constant pressure on the Stags’ defense...
...trip across the country, but at last Harvard lost its first game of the year. Loyola Marymount, the invitational tournament’s host, snuck past the Crimson, 3-2, in the Friday afternoon matchup. With Harvard trailing 2-0 in the 62nd minute, Akpan connected with junior Michael Fucito, who was positioned in the middle of the field. Fucito detonated a 25-yard blast that nicked the cross bar on its way into the net and brought the Crimson within one. But the Lions were eager to defend their den, and took advantage of a free-kick opportunity from...
...Round of Sixteen game. The Grand Prairie native also helped his club team, the Dallas Texans 88 Red, to earn the youth national championship, and was recently selected as Ivy League Player of the Week. This season has also seen other Crimson players in the national spotlight. Junior Michael Fucito was named to Top Drawer Soccer’s Team of the Week, as well as the Ivy League Honor Roll along with his teammate, senior co-captain Matt Hoff. Hoff was also selected to the College Soccer News National Team of the Week, and freshman Alex Chi was honored...
...soccer team kept its season record spotless with a pair of recent road wins against Providence and Vermont, beating the Friars, 2-1, on Sunday and topping the Catamounts by a 2-0 count yesterday. The Crimson (4-0-0) was led offensively by junior Michael Fucito, who scored three of the team’s goals and registered the assist on the fourth. Fucito, who credits his new-and-improved “mental approach” with his success, says that he has made no major changes in his game, but rather has been working on the little...
...goal…we have high expectations for him.” Later in the first half, with the score tied at 1, defender Kwaku Nyamekye won the ball and continued to make a run up the field while Hoff sent a pass down the wing to junior Mike Fucito. Fucito crossed to Nyamekye in the middle, and with defenders converging in around him, Nyamekye ripped a shot that became Harvard’s second goal of the day. Along with Chi, rookies Robert Millock and Jaren LaGreca also saw action during the season opener. Millock started on defense...