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DENVER—Two years ago, the Harvard men’s lacrosse team surrendered two goals in the game??€™s final 24 seconds to help Denver to an improbable comeback on the Pioneers’ home field. Last year, it took triple overtime—and the longest game in school history—for the Crimson to beat the Pioneers for the first time ever.But on Saturday night, it was the best defensive effort of the year that propelled Harvard (2-4, 1-0 Ivy) to a thrilling 6-4 road win over Denver...
Harvard (2-5) dug itself a hole early and couldn’t bounce back, giving up the game??€™s first goal only 27 seconds into play. Just 18 seconds later, Denver (9-1) was on the board again, and the score was 4-0 less than 11 minutes into the game...
Harvard (2-5) dug itself a hole early and couldn’t bounce back, giving up the game??€™s first goal only 27 seconds into play. Just 18 seconds later, Denver (9-1) was on the board again, and the score was 4-0 just ten minutes into the game...
Junior attack Caroline Simmons chipped in two second-half goals, while junior attack Tara Schoen also came off the bench for a score. Sophomore midfielder Sarah Bancroft was responsible for two of Harvard’s last four goals, including the last just 2:20 before game??€™s end. Soon after her score, however, Bancroft took a big hit from a Denver defender and was helped off the field after a few tense minutes on the grass...
...focus on the upcoming league schedule did help keep the game??€”the Crimson’s lone contest outside of New England—in perspective...