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...team’s 13 games, helping Harvard sport the second-best shutout percentage in the nation. She made nine saves, including one in the second half where she went completely horizontal in the air, drawing gasps and cheers from those in attendance.Sedgwick, co-captain Laura Odorczyk, sophomore Michelle Hull, and freshman Nicky Rhodes were solid in front of their keeper. Odorczyk even turned into a goalie of sorts in the first half when she blasted away a loose ball that was poked past Shields and was rolling towards the goal line.The Crimson players have little time to feel sorry...
...eight of the Crimson’s 14 shots.One of Harvard’s best chances came in the 76th minute, when Wylie moved down the left side, but her near-post shot sailed into the arms of the Brown goalie.Earlier, Merritt had a chance when sophomore back Michelle Hull centered a cross to her, but the Bears goalie grabbed Merritt’s header.“It’s frustrating to not score goals, so we’re working on it,” Crimson coach Stephanie Erickson said. “We realize that...
...what a back four they are. The four defenders who compose the stone wall in 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...
...part, Rhodes is an anchor of one of the premier defenses in the Ivy League. In eight games, the group—senior Sara Sedgwick, junior co-captain Laura Odorczyk, sophomore Michelle Hull, and Rhodes—has only allowed three goals...
With a high concentration of new blood, veteran leadership has become even more vital this year than in seasons past. Co-captains Laura Odorczyk and Katie Shields have risen to the occasion and, along with senior Sara Sedgwick, Hull, and Rhodes, they have formed an almost impenetrable defense. The Crimson hopes that it can be the foundation for a successful season like the one that Harvard had in 2004, when it received an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament before succumbing to powerhouse Connecticut in the first round...