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...lacrosse team (5-10, 2-5 Ivy) finished with a bang this weekend, powering over No. 20 Cornell (9-6, 3-4), 11-7. This contest snapped Harvard’s five-game losing streak. “Overall, the game was great,” senior attacker Kaitlin Martin said. “It was the first time in my four years that we beat Cornell. It was amazing to finish the Ivy season with the win.” After an early tally from sophomore Jess Halpern, the Big Red came back to score two back-to-back...
Before Saturday’s game against Columbia, the Harvard women’s lacrosse team honored seniors Sarah Bancroft, Shannon Flynn, Kaitlin Martin, and Catriona Stewart in their last college lacrosse game at Harvard Stadium. After the game, a crowd dominated by the Lions was wildly celebrating Columbia’s only Ivy League win of the season after the visitors scored with 39.9 seconds left to win 11-10. “We were really disappointed with the outcome,” junior tri-captain Sara Flood said. “We typically beat Columbia, and it?...
...Scoring goals definitely comes from whoever wins the draw controls, so if you can win the draw controls, you can win the goals.” With 13 minutes left in the game, Harvard scored four of the next six goals. Off a feed from senior Kaitlin Martin, Doherty put the first of the Crimson’s four into the net. Unfazed, Dartmouth scored two more in under a minute, leaving Harvard with little hope.Nine minutes later, after a stretch of scoreless play, the Crimson was more than frustrated. Picking up the tempo, sophomore Jess Halpern gave the ball...
...mail. “We started slow, played slow, ended slow. It was a game we just didn’t show up for.” While the Crimson offense boasts the top two scorers in the Ivy League—sophomore Jess Halpern and senior Kaitlin Martin, who have 36 and 34 goals, respectively—the staunch defense of the Tigers held the typically high-scoring Crimson to only five goals. Neither Halpern nor Martin could put a tally on the board for Harvard, and the pair was held to only two shots on goal through...
...assist on Flynn’s first goal of the game. This marked the last time in the contest that the Crimson held an advantage. Junior tri-captain Sara Flood tallied another goal for Harvard with twelve minutes remaining in the half, off of an assist from senior Kaitlin Martin, to bring the score to 4-4. But Penn held the Crimson scoreless for the remainder of play in the first half. “We played with them for the first 20 minutes, and then we had a lapse,” Petropulos said. Quakers Ali DeLuca and Emma...