Word: holderness
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...weeks of Lau's college hockey career wind down, the numbers pile up. He enters tonight's game, for example, with 1811 saves, just 110 behind Harvard record-holder Bruce Durno. He has played almost 4000 minutes in the nets for the Crimson despite missing two months of his freshman season with a knee injury and four more games after getting hurt last year. He also has a chance of becoming the first Harvard player to win back-to-back Beanpot MVPs...
...past three seasons the Crimson has built its offense around 6'1" center Elaine Holpuch--the holder of the single season scoring record--but Holpuch opted to take the year off before completing her Harvard career. Coupled with the absence of junior Nancy Boutilier, who also took a leave of absence this year, Holpuch's decision detracts considerably from the five's offensive attack...
Just 79 seconds later, Rogan struck again. He hit Grieve ("I'm not that fast, you know, but I can really leap") with a spiral on a post pattern just short of the goal line and the senior split end (by day's end the Yale record holder in single-season reception yardage, and touchdowns as well as career receptions) stepped into the end zone for the score. Tony Jones' PAT made it 14-0, and the Elis never looked back. They didn't have to, because nobody was really gaining on them...
...talking about his offensive line. "Incredible, they've been just incredible," the new record-holder was saying. "There are seven of them, really, seven starters. We substitute a guard and a tackle every quarter so they're always fresh. They are the best line in the Ivies right now, which is amazing because in September they were supposed to be so green...
...been a close game, Callinan would be a 1000-yard rusher right now and probably the single-game record holder as well. "You want to think of Cals and you also want to let some people see some action," Joe Restic said, "You can't do both, because that's the way people get injured...