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...emerges. "The amount of freedom and opportunity kids have in high school to express and wrestle with doubt, the mysteries of scripture and its applicability to the problems in their own lives is related to the maturity of their faith [as young adults]," says Kara Powell, executive director of Fuller Seminary's Center for Youth and Family Ministry...
...sophomore starter Kelly Knoche between the posts for the second straight game. The goal was an early indicator of Harvard’s struggles throughout the game. “Right off the bat we just kind of shot ourselves in the foot,” co-captain Gretchen Fuller said. Harvard appeared to regain its composure, maintaining a strong defensive front for much of the first half. But twenty-eight minutes into the game, the Eagles struck again. B.C. defender Lauren Parks lobbed a pass high into the air that landed inside the Crimson circle. Forward Caitlin Gillen pounced...
...shot column and 12-4 in corners.Senior Gretchen Fuller’s game-winning overtime goal last week versus Cornell must have left her salivating for more—the Harvard co-captain’s offensive rampage spilled over into the Yale contest, where Fuller again led the forward line. Her two first-half goals gave the Crimson a 2-0 edge for nearly the entire first period.With the clock barely started, Harvard already found itself in enemy territory, taking a 1-0 advantage in the game’s opening five minutes.Romanelli, breathing down the neck...
...Cornell. Clad in white socks for the first time in over a decade, the Crimson (1-10, 1-2 Ivy) went on to win in a stirring overtime victory over the Big Red (4-4, 2-3 Ivy) on a goal by co-captain and midfielder Gretchen Fuller. Sophomore goalie Kelly Knoche set the tone for Harvard in the game’s opening minutes. Cornell threatened early when Big Red midfielder Katlyn Donoghue rocketed an airborne shot at the upper-right corner of the goal. Knoche rejected the shot, slapping it away with her gloved hand...
...hockey team’s offense on Wednesday night. Returning from a weekend loss at Brown, the Crimson (0-8, 0-2 Ivy League) ended their three-game scoreless streak against the No. 15 Providence Friars (10-1) in a 2-1 loss. Senior forward and team captain Gretchen Fuller scored Harvard’s first goal since September 15. “[The goal] was really a group effort,” Fuller said. “We just kept shooting and didn’t give up. No one gave up. Everyone helped create the opportunity...