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...yards. Despite that, several special teams miscues hampered the Harvard effort, the first of which was a blocked punt after the Crimson’s very first drive of the game, leading to a one-yard touchdown drive by the Leopards. Despite the block, Tavani was impressed with Hull??s performance. “He’s got a great leg, that thing looks like it drops out of the Goodyear blimp,” he said. “But he takes his time a little bit and we thought we’d be able...
...arguably the star of the day for the Mountain Hawks, clearly outplayed his Harvard counterparts. Senior Matt Schindel handled most of the punting duties, punting seven times for a 37.1-yard average and pinning Lehigh inside the 20 just twice, while sophomore Thomas Hull??s one punt traveled 30 yards and was downed at the 11. Leo was 2-for-3 on field goal attempts, while Crimson sophomore Patrick Long was 2-for-4, bringing his season mark to 3-for-7. Long’s final miss, and the last special teams miscue...
...front of outstanding senior captain and goalie Katie Shields are certainly a diverse group. Each of the four backs is from a different Harvard class. “[Sophomore] Michelle Hull is, without a doubt, the fastest player on our team,” junior captain Laura Odorczyk said. Hull??s blazing speed is certainly well documented among her teammates and her ability to play such outstanding one-on-one defense, typically on the opposition’s most talented forward, is a big part of the Crimson’s defensive success. Freshman Nicole Rhodes has faced...
Soon afterwards Goodenow became a player agent—representing, among others, Brett Hull??and eventually wound up with the NHLPA during the early 1990s. Goodenow took over the union in 1992, when then-director Alan Eagleson was forced out due to scandals that eventually landed him in jail...
...defense, however, would not let up in Hull??s absence. Another freshman—Danielle Mirabal—emerged from the bench and shut down the Huskies’ forwards, who spent much of the second half watching as the ball moved up the field for the Crimson...