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...Cambridge and 6-5 win in Maryland.“We were disappointed with how we played defensively,” Keyser said. “We allowed a lot of counter-attack goals, which isn’t fair to [senior goaltender] Lydia [Gardner].”Harvard led for most of the first half, but Brown tied the score right before halftime to go into the break with the score 4-4.The Bears and Crimson will almost certainly meet in Cambridge for the Northern Championships on April 22. The winner of that game?...
...straight loss in Redlands, Calif., Harvard dropped a close one to the University of Redlands on March 28. The two teams traded goals for the first three quarters, with neither team able to build a substantial lead, before Redlands finished off the Crimson. UC DAVIS 7, HARVARD 1 Senior Lydia Gardner contributed 11 saves, but it was not enough to stop the overpowering UC Davis offense on March 28 in Redlands. The Aggies peppered Gardner with shots throughout the contest, applying steady offensive pressure that proved too much for Harvard to handle. POMONA 8, HARVARD 5 In the first...
...pretty bad,” Farrar said. “That is not enough shooting and the percentage is a disaster.” While the Crimson’s offense was struggling, its defense excelled in limiting the Bears to only three goals. Senior Lydia Gardner was excellent in net for Harvard, making eight saves. “We played really good team defense,” Gardner said. “The only times we really messed up were the times when Brown capitalized and scored goals. None of their goals were legitimate. They could have all been...
...CWPA Northern Division).The Crimson will play at Blodgett pool its first home game against division and Ivy rival Brown next Friday at eight.“It’s always nice to play in our own pool,” said senior goaltender Lydia Gardner. “For one thing, there won’t be screaming fans heckling us. Also, it’s nice to be familiar with the conditions.”HARTWICK 12, HARVARD 3The Crimson battled hard to stay close throughout the game, trailing 5-2 at halftime and 7-3 after...
...just didn’t get it done.” The game remained deadlocked in the final frame until the Red Foxes scored with 3:52 left to play. Marist scored two minutes later to ice the game. Keyser scored all three goals for Harvard. Senior goaltender Lydia Gardner made eight saves for the Crimson. Marist plays its games in a short/deep pool, which allows one of the goalies to stand up. The unusual set up caused some problems for Harvard. HARVARD 10, SIENA 5 Despite losing to Marist in the second, the Crimson took the first game...