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...back of the net just five minutes into the second half. Fucito’s second goal of the afternoon, his sixth of the year, came after sophomore Chey Im connected with a streaking Fucito from midfield. Fucito received the pass, and his near-post shot beat the keeper. The two-goal lead put the game out of Fairfield’s reach, but the Crimson was just getting started. The final 30 minutes saw Harvard score three more times. Freshman Alex Chi’s brilliant solo run down the left wing resulted in a goal in the 63rd...
...Fairfield, Harvard got two goals and an assist each from sophomore Andre’ Akpan and junior Michael Fucito. Akpan, who extended his goal-scoring streak to six games, leads the team with seven goals on the year, while Fucito has six. To start the scoring, Akpan drew the keeper out of the net before dumping off a pass to Fucito in the middle. Fucito easily tapped a shot into the unguarded net. Later in the game, Fucito returned the favor by setting up Akpan for an easy score. With one defender on him and the goalie coming...
...fifth straight game, sophomore Andre’ Akpan did what he does best: score goals. Early in the second half, still in a scoreless tie with the defending national champions, junior midfielder John Stamatis threaded a pass to Akpan in the box. Akpan challenged the Gaucho keeper with a knock to the far corner that slipped in and gave Harvard the 1-0 advantage. Akpan now has five goals and four assists on the season, good for the team lead in both categories. “He is a very good player,” head coach John Kerr said...
...improbable goal and an improbable win. Wideroff continued her inspired play Sunday, tallying her second-straight game-winning goal with another incredible effort. This time, Wideroff received a beautiful ball on the endline from sophomore Devon Sherman, took one touch, then dove out to beat the keeper to ball and put the Crimson ahead for good. In the face of this success, however, Wideroff remains humble and committed to the team, knowing that the work has only just begun for her class of 2011 and the team as a whole. “There are only so many...
...long pass from the midfield, and after beating her defender, she set up sophomore Devon Sherman at the top of the box. Sherman threaded a beautiful ball into the left side of the box that Wideroff was able to finish off with a sprawling slide that beat the keeper to the ball, burying it in the back of the net.It proved to the game-winner, the second in a row for the first-year rising star.“I thought the keeper was going to come out and get it,” Wideroff said...