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...finally unload it - at a cost of around $60 million more for upkeep - only hardened negative attitudes toward the Dome. It's new owner is AEG, an American entertainment and sports conglomerate that also owns the Staples Center in Los Angeles and several sports teams, including the L.A. Kings hockey team...
...Harvard field hockey team (7-8, Ivy 3-2) suffered a frustrating loss, 2-0 to No. 14 Boston University (BU) (14-5) at Jordan Field last night. BU came out strong, struck quickly, and never looked back. In the fourth minute of the first half, senior Hayley Hamada had an unassisted goal on Crimson goalie senior Siobhan Connolly. Hamada pushed the ball parst the Harvard defense, used her speed to beat the Crimson, and knocked a shot between Connolly’s legs and into the back of the net. After the quick goal, the Terriers held onto possession...
After more than 81 scoreless minutes, the Harvard field hockey team suffered a heartbreaking overtime loss to No. 20 Princeton, 1-0, Saturday afternoon at Jordan Field. The Tigers (10-4, 5-1 Ivy) clinched a share of the Ivy League title, while the Crimson (7-7, 3-2 Ivy) fell to a tie for second place. Princeton sophomore Kaitlin Donovan scored the game-winning goal with just over three minutes remaining in overtime. The goal capped a game in which the Crimson defense shone and the offense struggled to challenge Princeton goalkeeper Cynthia Wray. “We played...
With two newcomers on the top line and junior Sarah Vaillancourt taking over as the leader of the Harvard women’s hockey team’s offense, the No. 6 Crimson proved its mettle this weekend against McGill’s Charline Labonte, whom Harvard coach Katey Stone called “one of the best goaltenders in the world.”The Crimson swept a two-game exhibition series at the Bright Hockey Center against Labonte—a goalie on the Canadian national team—and the Martlets, earning a 3-2 victory...
...North American powerhouses took to the ice this weekend for a big-time exhibition series at the Bright Hockey Center. Sixth-ranked Harvard hosted McGill—currently the No. 2 team in Canada—for the two-game tuneup to the regular season. The matchup boasted enough star power to draw Jim Shatford, a regional scout for Team Canada women’s hockey, to the press box. “From a scouting standpoint, it’s always nice to evaluate the Canadians and the Americans when they play together,” Shatford said...