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...Lions’ strike force with inspired play in the back and at goal, the staunch Crimson defense relented in the 82nd minute when Columbia senior Audrey Medal capitalized off a corner kick and scored the game’s only goal to send the Lions to the NCAA Tournament.Motivated to provide a great performance for senior captain Laura Odorczyk’s last collegiate game, the Crimson seemed to put its past troubles behind it and made the league’s top team earn its title.“Throughout the course of the season, the team...
...reigning NCAA Champion Harvard fencing teams posted mixed results in their season debut at the Garret Penn State Collegiate Open this weekend, with the women’s team racking up an impressive tally of successes while a slightly limited men’s squad put on a lackluster performance. The Crimson’s women foilists set a blistering pace for the year to come, as junior captain and reigning junior world champion Emily Cross placed No. 1 and freshman Arielle Pensler finished No. 4. All four competing Harvard foilists finished in the tournament?...
...Harvard men’s hockey season begins, there are several things a Crimson fan can count on, such as a dynamic offense and a program that will compete for the ECAC Championship and perhaps a sixth straight NCAA berth. And, for the second year in the row, there will be intra-team competition for the starting goalkeeper position. “It’s always an open race with goalies—that’s the way it should be,” captain Dylan Reese says. “You need competition…whoever...
...standout Senior Day performance from Charles Altchek, the 2005 league Player of the Year. The forward from Rye, N.Y. scored Harvard’s final two goals of the day, his league-leading 11th and 12th of the season. The Crimson will now await seeding in the 2006 NCAA Tournament. The tourney grants the Ivy League victor an automatic...
...Harvard women’s hockey team faced off and defeated Clarkson and St. Lawrence in do-or-die games last March en route to a NCAA tournament berth. This weekend, the No. 6 Crimson (2-0-0, 2-0-0 ECAC) hits the road for the rematches while still trying to get game-ready. Last year, Harvard entered the ECAC Hockey League Championship seeded fourth. Matched against the fifth-seeded Clarkson in the quarterfinals, the three-game series came down to a decisive third and final game. After a 1-1 tie at the end of regulation, Crimson forward...