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...clock ticks down, and you’re just trying to bang it up, they’re dropping back, and you’re outnumbered on offense.”Harvard also got a temporary boost from the return of sophomore forward Jamie Greenwald, who has missed time with a bone bruise. Sporting a large wrapping on her ankle, she replaced Kerr in the second half but did not spend much time on the field.Earlier in the game, the two teams fought a see-saw battle. The Crimson’s best chance came when Wylie got behind...
...BERNARD BAUMOHL, WENDY COLE, JOHN GREENWALD, S.C. GWYNNE AND MICHAEL KRANTZ
...creating chances. They either need to be better chances or we need to put one away.”Harvard’s forwards were stifled all day by a Brown defense that collapsed on any possession within its zone. Wylie, Merritt and sophomore forward Jamie Greenwald constantly found themselves outnumbered by defenders and had trouble moving the ball deep into the Bears’ end.“It got a little crowded in the back, especially because they were playing with a sweeper,” Wylie said. “We did what we could, but it?...
...such impetuosity. Sensual and confident, Baldwin imbued Carmen with a magnetism that was as irresistible to the spectator as it was to the men on stage. But why such an enchantress would fall for Bradley Greenwald’s lackluster Don José remains a mystery. Greenwald carried himself with a stiffness that impeded his ability to bring passion to the libretto. Lyrics like “You only had to appear / Only to toss a glance towards me / In order to take hold of all my being” beg for fervor; Greenwald’s delivery was disappointingly...
...good.” Harvard started out strong, putting one goal past Cornell’s junior goalie Katrina Matlin. Wylie—the team’s top scorer—tallied the goal while in the box with an assist from sophomore midfielder Jamie Greenwald. The goal, Wylie’s third of the season, was scored only 2:20 into the game. Cornell managed to outshoot the Crimson 10-7 throughout the remainder of the first half, but was ultimately unable to match Harvard’s one goal, ending the first half down one. Cornell continued...