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...took on a plethora of foes from the Empire state. After finishing fourth in the ECAC Championships last weekend with a 1-2 record, the Crimson fared slightly better this past weekend as it finished 3-2, capturing wins over Siena, Utica, and St. Francis but falling to Hartwick and Marist.MARIST 13, HARVARD 10It was a case of missed opportunities for the Crimson in its final game of the grueling weekend stretch. Despite having already played four games in two days, Harvard showed no signs of fatigue as it jumped out to an early 4-3 lead in the first.Things...
...paper quoted a Crimson news editor in a news article about a Chinese etiquette event she attended. The April 30 paper reported that a Crimson editor, who is also a goalie on the women’s water polo team, was “overpowered” by the Hartwick College team in a game that ended glumly, 16-1, Hartwick. A sports article the same day quoted an editorial editor, who is also a coxswain on the men’s lightweight crew team. (The paper may not be showing its staffers that much favor. The coxswain was misquoted...
...Harvard was able to stay within striking distance until the fourth quarter, which the Crimson entered trailing, 7-3. “Ariel was having a really great game,” Snyder said. “She was making a lot of point-blank saves.” HARTWICK 16, HARVARD 1 In the first game of the tournament Hartwick College, the top seed and defending Eastern champion, dominated eighth-seeded Harvard. Before the game was even two minutes old, the Hawks had built a 3-0 advantage. By the end of the first quarter, they were...
...hand out. The other at-large bid was given to Bucknell University. Harvard, who has qualified for the CWPA Eastern Championships each of the past two years under head coach Erik Farrar, will be the eighth seed this weekend. They will open competition Saturday at 9 AM against No.12 Hartwick. The Hawks, who are seeded number 1, are the reigning champions and the clear favorite to win the tournament, Last weekend, at the Northern Division Championships the Hawks outpaced the Crimson 24-7. “They [Hartwick] are a couple of cuts above us right...
...Harvard a greater opportunity to score. Instead, Brown scored counter-attack goals on four Crimson advantages. “You are not going to score on all your 6-on-5s, but in an extreme case, that’s an eight-goal difference,” Farrar said. HARTWICK 24, HARVARD 7 In its second match on Saturday, Harvard took on Hartwick for the third time this season. And for the third time this season, the Hawks steamrolled through the Crimson. No. 12 Hartwick, which would go on to the win the tournament in convincing fashion yesterday, took...