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...somewhat nicer travel destination in mind. The pair flew to Honolulu, Hawaii, to participate in the men’s ISCA/Vanguard Singlehanded National Championship. Porter and Johnson, both senior members of the Crimson co-ed sailing team, earned second- and fourth-place honors, respectively, out of 16 competitors. Johnson??s score of 81 placed him 17 points behind front-runner Andrew Campbell of Georgetown. Porter came in eight points behind his teammate with a score of 89. Johnson and Porter each benefited from strong efforts in the second day of the event, which proved to be the final...
...play attempts. But with 3:43 to play in the first period, and with the Bears’ fourth penalty waning, the Crimson finally got its top-ranked man-advantage unit going. Sophomore winger Jon Pelle’s pass from the left circle set up senior center Charlie Johnson??s blast from the point, which senior forward Dan Murphy deflected through D’Alba’s five-hole to give Harvard a 2-0 lead. It was Murphy’s team-leading sixth goal of the season. For the first time in almost...
...Crimson’s 4-0 lead into a mere one-goal advantage—had yanked their goalie for an extra skater nearly two full minutes ago. They attacked, pressing a Harvard defense that stood nearly still, hitting the crossbar, and pushing another shot just wide. But Johnson??s empty-netter sealed the 5-3 contest, and the Crimson bench finally exhaled. “It’s a game we can learn a lot of lessons from,” said Harvard coach Ted Donato ’91, whose team has watched late leads...
...Johnson??s power-play goal in the third period tied the game 3-3. Hank Carisio scored the game-winner four minutes later. Rob Ricci added an empty-net goal and two assists for the Warriors...
Last week, individual accomplishment garnered most of the headlines for the Crimson co-ed sailing team, as junior skipper Clay Johnson??s third consecutive New England Singlehanded title earned top billing. One week later, teamwork was once again the name of the game at the Navy Fall Invitational in Annapolis, Md. Johnson and junior crew Kristen Lynch steered the Harvard squad to an A-division victory and a sixth-place overall finish out of twenty teams, while junior Matt Knowles filled in for a sick teammate in the D-division race. “Last week was more...