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...game like this, we feel better—it gives us more confidence we can put the ball in the net.” The Crimson came out firing from the start, with Wylie scoring in the 15th minute to put Harvard up 1-0. Freshman midfielder Rachael Lau put the ball in play with a throw-in, and Wylie did the rest. After dribbling away from her defender, Wylie blasted a shot from 30 yards out, netting the goal when the Crusader keeper misplayed the ball. Wylie’s second goal came as the first half was ending...
...been struggling with our offense a lot this year, and we knew we had to start putting our shots in the goal if we wanted to win our games.” With less than five minutes left on the clock at 85:31, freshman midfielder Rachael Lau scored the last goal of the game off of sophomore midfielder Megan Kerr’s centering pass. Odorczyk noted the important contribution of different players stepping up on offense. “So far this season there have been a few people consistently scoring goals,” she said...
...Crimson came flying out of the gates early, putting pressure on the Rams’ defense. Freshman midfielder Rachael Lau had two great chances before halftime, once putting the ball just over the crossbar and once being stifled by a great save on the part of Rhode Island goalie Ria Carroll...
...Crimson winless in the Ivies. "The Ivies are still wide open unless someone has an undefeated season," Keeley said. "We just have to go into every game, do what we did in the last two, and just figure out how to get results next time." Freshman midfielder Rachael Lau, who returned from a sprained ankle after not practicing all week, assisted on Keeley’s goal when served a low corner kick from the left side into a busy goal area. "It was sort of chaos," said junior co-captain back Laura Odorczyk. "Someone slipped it back in front...
Although she will be relegated to the sideline, Lau’s dedication does not end when she steps off the field. According to Wylie, Lau studied for her placement exams on a six-hour bus ride to a tournament in New York. Her work does not stop, whether she’s grinding it out at midfield or at Lamont Library...