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...says. “She could be the best goalie Harvard has ever seen.”She may be highly regarded, but it is going to be a while before this young talent gets in on the action. Kessler recently suffered a tear in her MCL and her meniscus that is going to keep her on the sidelines until at least November. “We are going to do exactly what the doctors say and what the trainers tell us to do,” Stone says. “Once she is ready to go she will...
Then the injury bug hit. Brown strained a hamstring against Penn. Sparkplug Brendan Byrne tore his meniscus. Slugger Josh Klimkiewicz hurt his elbow in a collision with Brown’s Steve Daniels...
...after the 1967 Impossible Dream season. After spending years in his teens as a vendor at Fenway, it seemed that things had finally come full circle for Byrne, now a proud father of a Harvard team leader. The younger Byrne, who is recovering from season-ending surgery on his meniscus, watched from the stands. Joe Mackey, father of leftfielder Chris Mackey, fondly remembered when he played at Fenway in the Beanpot tournament and faced UMass pitcher Mike Flanagan. Flanagan went on to become an Orioles star and Cy Young award winner. Judith Klimkiewicz expressed the thoughts of many...
...Junior second baseman Brendan Byrne will be out for the year with a torn meniscus, meaning the Crimson’s preferred keystone combination will remain in pieces for the rest of 2006. Byrne underwent surgery on Friday and has been recovering at home, sources close to the team said. According to Harvard coach Joe Walsh, he should be healthy in roughly eight weeks...
...contention for the title this season. The Crimson will return three of its top four scorers next year, with Hallion and freshmen Rollins and Tay all primed for breakout seasons. Reserves Niki Finelli and Emma Moretzsohn, as well as Liz Tindal, who sat all year with a torn meniscus, round out a potent sophomore contingent for next year.Moreover, Harvard brings back the most in a perpetually cyclical league, one that gives rise to great teams for a few years and then sees another team take over the top spot as others reload. Consider this: in the 32 years...