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...sailors, and in the end, it was the host-school that had the most success. All three of Yale’s teams took the first three spots, with Dartmouth and Tufts taking fourth and fifth, respectively. The Crimson took sixth and seventh places behind the performances of sophomores Megan Watson and Roberta Steele, respectively, in a competition featuring only two seniors. It was also the third Metro Series event of the year during the weekend, and Harvard just missed cracking the top five by a point in the Saturday event. The Crimson’s sixth-place finish...
...best save I’ve seen in women’s soccer,” Odorczyk added. The Crimson built its 2-0 lead with goals in the 71st and in the 80th minutes. The eventual game-winner transpired when a well-placed cross from Hagner met junior Megan Merritt in the box. Merritt’s touch header came right to the foot of Rachel Lau, who blasted home the eventual game-winner into the upper ninety of the Quaker goal. “Rachel [Lau] was right there to volley it in the goal...
...season, Harvard again traveled to a Dartmouth-hosted event and again earned first place honors. This time it was the Mrs. Hurst Bowl, the first women’s intersectional of 2006. Sophomores Roberta Steele and Christina Cordeiro earned a three-point win in A-division, while sophomore skipper Megan Watson and junior crew Christina Dahlman did the same in B-division, winning by five points. A severe lack of wind on Sunday halted two races, giving the Crimson the early win. “We didn’t get to sail on Sunday, but on Saturday the conditions...
...minute and put the Crimson on the board with a goal on a direct free kick from just outside the penalty box. Crimson coach Erica Walsh increased the team’s offensive energy after Nichols’s goal by moving to a three-forward line, with junior Megan Kerr joining starting forwards Erin Wylie and Christina Hagner up front. This combination led to more creative offensive plays and more chances, as Crimson players crowded the Nittany Lions’ zone and threatened to tie it. But Penn State keeper Alyssa Naeher made perhaps the play of the game...
...Erica Walsh said. “I was more discouraged with this tie because I saw these lapses, especially at the end of the game, that we need to learn from and make into positives.” On the bright side for the Crimson, stellar play from junior Megan Merritt and Odorczyk earned All-Tournament team honors for the teammates. On the injury front, freshman Lizzy Nichols was knocked out of the game with a bruise over her right eye that resulted from a collision in the first half. Fortunately, she was able to walk off the field under...