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...Charles has been huge for this program since the minute he signed up at Harvard,” Crimson coach John Kerr said. “He’s consistent; he’s scored big time goals. He’s a producer and always steps up in the biggest games...
...It’s difficult to put a [conference’s teams] together in one category,” Harvard coach John Kerr said. “They’re all different teams and each feature different styles of play. Because we’ve never played them, it’ll be difficult to prepare for them. But we have to stay focused and make sure we prepare like we have all season...
...been able to forgive myself.” The goal all but put the game out of reach for Columbia. “Once we got on top and got the second goal I knew it was going to be very difficult for them,” coach John Kerr said. The Lions didn’t go down without a fight, however. Columbia got on the board just a minute later courtesy of a James Pounder goal, but that effort proved to be too little to late. Three minutes later, sophomore John Stamatis connected with Altchek, who placed...
...know it is going to be a tough game and we are treating it as such.” Harvard hasn’t won an Ivy League title in 10 years, its last championship coming in 1996. Harvard’s current head coach John Kerr joined the program in 1999, and thus this would be Kerr’s first Ivy title since becoming a part of the Harvard program. “It’s almost embarrassing to hear that Harvard men’s soccer hasn’t won a title in 10 years...
...Crimson brought the nation’s fifth-best offense to the Ivy League’s stingiest defense. The Big Green (6-7-3, 3-2-1) had only allowed 11 goals in 15 games prior to yesterday. “In training this week, coach [John Kerr] harped on us being patient,” sophomore forward John Stamatis said. “We were confident that the goals would eventually come if we just stuck to our game plan.” In the first half, the traditional strong offense versus strong defense scenario played itself...