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Grimm, officially listed as “doubtful” by the coaching staff, sprained his medial collateral ligament (MCL) in Harvard’s 35-34 win over Brown on Sept. 25. Again lining up on the outside in his stead will be sophomore Michael Berg, who began the year as a second-string defensive end before briefly moving to defensive tackle...
...while sophomore forward Charles Altchek’s return injected some much needed height into a starting Crimson midfield and offense, which averages just under 5’9 without him, it was still apparent that he hadn’t fully recovered from spraining his MCL against Hartford. Afterwards, Altchek—who was wearing a supportive brace—admitted that the knee was still causing him a lot of pain...
...lineup change. Sophomore Tom Stapleton started in place of classmate David Williams at defense, while senior Zach Chandis got the nod over senior Pablo Koe-Krompecher at midfield. Freshman forward Michael Fucito started in the place of an injured Charles Altchek, who sprained his right MCL last week. Teammates said that they were unsure if he was going to play tomorrow against Maine...
Fucito was starting in place of sophomore Charles Altchek, who strained his MCL against Hartford on Sunday. Coach John Kerr noted the absence of the 6’2 attacker, who had led the Crimson on a scoring blitz of seven goals in two games...
Harvard opened the game playing well and found itself ahead 17-12 with 12:26 left in the first half after a driving layup from junior guard David Giovacchini, who was forced into the starting role after sophomore point guard tore his MCL in practice on Thursday...