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...offensive end and at the X it can be tough...Our guys were learning to play a very new style, a very different style.” With the difficult system, both play at the X and on the defensive end improved but struggled against the tougher competition. As junior goalie Joe Pike shined with 111 saves before succumbing to a late-season injury, the defense in front of him struggled to play a full 60 minutes. In a heated contest against Princeton, the defense squandered a late four-goal lead by giving up six scores over the last...
...consideration.“It was a little bit of a disappointing loss, obviously, because they’re the first place team in [the] conference, and this is a game we had marked on our schedules ever since we lost to them earlier this season,” junior Jeff Nathan said after the match against the Pride. “We gave a good effort—we just got outplayed. They were just a better team that night.”And though Harvard yielded only one of its remaining conference matches, a 3-0 loss against...
...into the league driver’s seat: with wins in its next two games at Brown and Yale, Harvard would win the title outright and return to NCAAs.“I just remember it was so loud in the gym, my heart was pounding,” junior forward Katie Rollins said. “I remember thinking, ‘It doesn’t get much better than this.’” It got better the following Friday, when the Crimson beat the last-place Bears to deliver coach Kathy Delaney-Smith?...
Harvard men’s golf rode out a rollercoaster of a year. Tasting its sweetest victory at the Yale Spring Opener but suffering bitter defeats, particularly in the fall, the young team will return all golfers next year to try to put together more quality rounds. Junior Michael Shore captained the Crimson and led it to its first-ever win at Yale in the program’s 33-year history. He took top honors, bursting out of a 12-way tie at 14th place after day one to shoot a 70 and tie for first place on Yale?...
...competing at the top of its game. The squad dropped close matches to Wisconsin and Boston University and suffered convincing losses to seven ranked opponents. “It can be easy to slip into feeling that losses mean you’re not making progress,” junior Laura Peterzan said after Harvard’s loss to No. 16 William and Mary. “It’s important to bear in mind we are playing incredibly strong teams. This is all making us stronger.” Against No. 1 Northwestern, the Crimson fell...