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...things we’ve been working on throughout the year came together at the end.”HARVARD 7, MIT 3Competing for seventh place in the consolation bracket, Harvard squared off against the Engineers yesterday morning.With seniors John Voith, Alessandro Lazzarini, Mike Garcia and Byrd taking over the starting lineup for their final game at Harvard, the Crimson pressured hard on offense to secure the lead. Although MIT netted the first goal, Harvard quickly returned with four of its own, putting the Engineers away early. Keeping up the pressure on the other end of the pool, the defense...
...defense put up a solid performance on Friday night. The Crimson’s most impressive stretch came during the second period, when Harvard held the Big Red to just two shots on goal. “They played very well defensively,” Cornell coach Mike Schafer said. “We didn’t get that many chances.” The Crimson’s penalty kill units maintained their scoreless streak. Three days after shutting down the power play of No. 3 Boston College, Harvard held Cornell’s man-advantage units...
...more from a goalie.” CALLING IT CLOSE Full-strength chances were a rare commodity for both teams during the game’s early stages. The referees called four first-period penalties on Colgate, including a five-minute major and a game misconduct on Mike Werner, who slammed into junior Jon Pelle along the right boards at 9:25. The Crimson, for its part, sent two men to the penalty box in the game’s first four minutes en route to four first-period offenses of its own. “Emotionally and physically...
...trenches, where Harvard took control of the game.While earlier in the week Akpan and Altchek had been named Ivy Rookie of the Year and Player of the Year, respectively, it was a less heralded star who was at the heart of the comeback against the Bearcats on Saturday. Sophomore Mike Fucito won balls all over the field and was the Crimson’s most lethal threat through the middle throughout the game, and his hustle and speed earned the momentum-changing goal that tied the game in the 12th minute of the second frame.Sophomore John Stamatis fought hard...
...seem to be affected, however, by the field conditions. Ohiri field was a mess, extremely muddy and slick, with players continually slipping and falling throughout play.In assisting on the first goal, sophomore midfielder John Stamatis fell over after passing the ball in front of the goal to junior forward Mike Fucito.Hahn slipped as well in punting a ball, only kicking it a short way and giving the Bearcats a second chance to attack the Harvard goal.The Crimson did have one intangible on its side the whole time: fan support. Attendance at the game reached 986—a number second...