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...unleashed a barrage of scoring from both sides. After failing to convert on two power-play opportunities in the first period, the Crimson made sure to make the most of the man-advantage. One minute into its first power-play opportunity of the period, Watters deflected junior defenseman Brian McCafferty’s slapshot past Big Red goaltender Ben Scrivens to give Harvard a 1-0 lead. Indeed, Harvard relied heavily on special teams play for the win, as all three of its goals came on power plays. “Special teams [was] a big thing...
...Rapp said. “We were up five points [in] the second game. [In game three] we waited till 29-21 to make a comeback. Overall, we played well, but things didn’t turn out in our favor.”Junior captain Brady Weissbourd recorded 17 kills, five digs and three block assists against NYU. Sophomore Erik Kuld slammed down 14 kills and reached an attacking percentage of .385. Rapp tallied 14 digs, and senior Jamie Crooks notched six digs and seven kills.HARVARD 3, SACRED HEART 1Breaking its four-game losing streak, the Crimson overpowered Sacred...
...team Harvard has played this year (No. 1 Virginia takes that honor), the Waves’ doubles play was the strongest the Crimson has seen this year, according to Rueb.“Pepperdine’s the fastest team I’ve ever seen,” junior co-captain Chris Clayton said. “They played their best lineup against us, and all of their wins were earned.”Though heavily favored to win and playing at home, Pepperdine came out ready to play on the second Saturday of spring break, an attitude that...
Seniors Vivian Liao and Lauren Snyder led the team with four and two goals respectively. On the defensive end, junior Devon MacLaughlin proved to be the stealthiest player in the water, grabbing four steals during the game...
...Duke would score two more in the final five minutes of the half—both on assists from Danowski, who contributed six points on the day—with 4:21 and 2:14 left to go into the locker room with a 4-2 lead. Junior goalie Joe Pike made 10 saves in the first half, five in each of the opening frames, but he was simply overwhelmed by Duke’s 21 first-half shots—he let in three goals in the second after a one-score first. “He came...