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...team starting four freshmen and lacking substantial depth, few people expected significant results from the 2005 Harvard women’s soccer squad. A freshman leading the team in goals??no way, but it happened. Defeating a No. 16 Ohio State powerhouse—not likely, but the Crimson pulled it off. Notching an incredible eleven shutouts—get out of town, but co-captain Katie Shields did it. Expectations can be deceiving. Highlighted by such outstanding performances, the Crimson surprised a lot of observers who did not know where to place the team in the preseason...
...Morgan’s legs.Morgan, who had beaten out Schindel for Ivy Rookie of the Year in 2004, matched his Harvard counterpart to end the first overtime tied at 35.But in the second overtime, Morgan faltered. The leg that had attempted three extra points and six field goals??missing one of each—in addition to five punts, could not send the seventh field goal attempt 42 yards through the uprights. On the Crimson’s ensuing possession, Schindel sent his 29-yarder straight and true to complete the comeback and send his teammates pouring onto...
...shots. With her performance, she also held the Bulldogs to only three total goals in the second period. Tylander was not alone in her effort. Seniors Bridget Driscoll and Allie Kaveney each caused four turnovers, part of 23 total giveaways by Yale. The defensive effort allowed only eight goals??a season low. “We really worked on doubling the ball and sliding to shut down the attack, and that’s what our defense did in the game,” Simmons said. Offensively, Harvard shared the ball. Seven different players added a tally...
...season, Wilson now has twelve goals??tied for second on the team...
...period was key,” said Hafner after the Game Two victory. “The first ten minutes, we really were on them really hard and kind of sent a message for this game.”And last night, Harvard’s three opening-frame goals??including its first shorthanded tally of the year—gave the Crimson the kind of breathing room it hasn’t enjoyed since a 5-0 victory over Northeastern in the consolation game of the Beanpot.As the Saints quickly learned, the wide margin only made Harvard...