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...Tigers in the minds of the Crimson faithful, burying a last-second baseline jumper to give Princeton a 60-59 victory. The shot completed the Tigers’ comeback from a six point final minute deficit, and handed a devastated Harvard team its second straight loss on the game??s final play...
...Catch-up hockey is losing hockey.”Just 1:23 into the first period, as Harvard tried to clear the puck from its own zone, Boston University’s Kenny Roche stole the puck and hit Bryan Ewing in front of the net for the game??s first score, earning the Terriers a 1-0 lead they would never relinquish.“I think in the first period you could tell that they were a little more confident of a team,” Hafner said. “But we were still...
...Fitz said. “We hit the ball into the net or served them easy, easy balls that let them set up their offense.”On the other hand, the Crimson offense never gained its rhythm, posting only 22 kills—nine in the third game??the rest of the way. Besides McKiernan’s team-leading 15 kills, only four Crimson players notched more than one kill, with junior middle hitter Andy Nelson leading the rest of the pack with five.As a result, NJIT ran away with the match, scraping past Harvard...
...season, and lowered her goals-against average to 0.96 while anchoring Harvard’s impressive penalty kill this weekend.CLOSE BUT NO GOALOn the heels of its scoreless draw with Brown, the turning points of Harvard’s Saturday clash versus Yale could quickly be identified as the game??s two scores. But the most important plays of the game may have been a trio of Bulldogs goals that were disallowed—two in the opening frame and a final wave-off in overtime, permitting the 1-1 final. The initial pair of whistles came during...
...Matt Stehle’s 27-point effort was cut short due to five personal fouls, Big Red captain Lenny Collins buried two three-pointers in the last 1:14 to tie the game at 77, completing Cornell’s comeback from a seven-point deficit. In the game??s final seconds, however, it was a Lenny Collins miss that sealed the Crimson’s fate, as the Cornell senior forward’s winning bid from the left baseline hit off the side of the backboard and caromed right into the hands of forward Jason...