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...Syracuse (6-3) Sunday afternoon at Jordan Field, marking its third straight loss to the Orange in as many matchups. Setting the tone early, Syracuse snagged the lead in the first half, pushing past Harvard, 4-1. The Crimson quickly regained its momentum, with sophomore Kaitlin Martin and junior Natalie Curtis each finding the net to cut the Orange’s lead to one goal. During the 14th minute of the game, Syracuse went on a three-score run, moving past Harvard, 7-3. The Crimson tried to turn it around, taking a shot that Orange goalie Amber Pardee...
...Simmons said. “After a couple of bad losses, we really wanted to win.” Ashley Valentine and Lyndsey Banach each scored early second-period goals for the Bobcats to cut the Crimson’s lead to 10, 13-3. But sophomore Kaitlin Martin answered with two goals to return to the 12-point lead. Harvard maintained the possession advantage in the second half, breaking up eight of Quinnipiac’s 12 clear attempts. Simmons closed out the Crimson offensive barrage with just under 10 minutes to go, giving Harvard the 16-3 lead...
...Connecticut by a score of 15-8. The loss is Harvard’s third straight after opening the season with a 14-13 victory over Holy Cross. The Crimson fell behind early and was never able to catch up, despite a career-high five goals from sophomore attacker Kaitlin Martin, all of which came in the second half. After trailing 11-3 with 20:16 to play, Martin’s fifth goal brought Harvard to within five at 13-8 with a little over three minutes remaining in the second half. That was as close as it would...
...team is frustrated and the coaches are frustrated because we didn’t show what we’re capable of. It should have been a really close game.” The game was competitive in the opening minutes, as sophomore Kaitlin Martin struck first for the Crimson to give the squad a 1-0 lead. Minutes later, she scored a second goal to put Harvard up 2-1 following a UMass equalizer. That would be the last time the Crimson led, however, as UMass quickly took over. The Minutewomen’s nine-goal run put them...
...second half slowly ticked away with the game tied. After combining for 26 goals in the first 48 minutes, the Harvard and Holy Cross women’s lacrosse teams suddenly themselves found unable to score. After 13 minutes of scoreless anguish, sophomore Kaitlin Martin beat three defenders to power in the winning goal for the Crimson with only seven seconds left.Her goal gave Harvard (1-0) a 14-13 season-opening win over the Crusaders (1-2) Thursday afternoon at Holy Cross’s Hart Astro Turf.The Crusaders began stalling with three minutes remaining, holding the ball...