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...light, shifty, and we were sailing in the same boats. That helped us a lot.” Harvard’s win came against some of the best competition it will face all season. No. 8 Georgetown, No. 6 Yale, No. 7 Boston College and No. 5 St. Mary??s took places two through five, while four of the next five teams received votes in the most recent poll. “Roberta and Christina were sailing in some of the best women’s boats in college right now,” Watson said...
...still learning, one player—first-year keeper Lauren Mann—took the opposition to school. The freshman posted the first shutout of her young career in helping the Crimson (0-5-1, 0-0-0 Ivy) post a much-needed 0-0 tie against St. Mary??s (1-5-2) in its final match at the Harvard Invitational. “The freshmen are stepping into a huge role for us,” captain Laura Odorczyk said. “[Mann] is especially dominating for us and coming up very big this year...
...Invitational at Ohiri Field. The Crimson may still be winless, but its opponents have included four teams that played in the NCAA tournament last season. The competition won’t be easing up this weekend as it draws nationally-ranked Penn State (2-2-2) today and St. Mary??s (1-5-0) on Sunday. “The team is as positive as it can be,” said Harvard coach Erica Walsh, alluding to the winless start. “We recognize that our season doesn’t start until September 24th...
...finish at the Captain Hurst Bowl, while captain and skipper Clay Johnson and senior crew Kristen Lynch’s second place finish in A-division helped the Crimson coast to a first-place finish overall in the event. Hobart and William Smith, Boston College, host Dartmouth and St. Mary??s rounded out the top five. “We made a statement to the other schools,” Johnson said. “To be really consistent in the top five with such a competitive fleet was really impressive, especially for Kyle and Elyse...
Harvard finally earned a win in a close contest when it squelched a late Gaels rally and beat Saint Mary??s, 14-13, ending a four-game losing streak. The Crimson spread the offensive wealth among 10 different goal-scorers. With a season-concluding loss to Cornell, Harvard ended its season tied with Yale for fifth in the Ivy League, only a game behind Penn...