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Trailing 3-2 with 15 seconds remaining, the Crimson (12-4-2) had a corner kick opportunity. Sophomore Kwaku Nyamekye put the service on net, but it was deflected by Blue Devils goalie Paul Armstrong to Harvard co-captain Matt Hoff, open at the far post. From eight yards out, Hoff cranked the would-be game-tying shot. It flew past the diving CCSU defenders and snuck over Armstrong’s fingertips, but instead of swooshing into the back of the net the ball ricocheted off the underside of the crossbar and fell into traffic in front...
...Marcel Perl, normally a defender but playing forward on Saturday, received a pass from the midfield and one-touched a ball to junior John Stamatis as he cut past him. Stamatis took a forward touch and then teed up a 25-yard drive into the top corner of the net that made...
...Lynch, China's investor class - an estimated 150 million people - has sunk 22% of its capital into the stock market, compared with 8% two years ago. Shanghai-based economist Andy Xie calculates that if the stock market drops by half, urban households will lose about 20% of their overall net worth, putting a dent in consumer spending. Overall, economists figure that a 50% decline in equity values might lop 1-1.5% off China's double-digit GDP-growth rate...
...That’s something we’ll go back to the drawing board and try to improve on,” Donato said. OFF THE RICHTER SCALE Taking advantage of Harvard’s inability to finish on offense, the Terriers hammered Richter in the net, keeping the pressure high on the Crimson. But Richter withstood the test, saving 39 shots overall, only three shy of his career-high performance, when he made 42 saves against St. Lawrence on Nov. 3. The one that got away was, according to Richter, a power-play goal that he didn?...
...said. “You can’t win a ballgame shooting like that, so that’s the deal.” Hitting just 38.9 percent of its shots from the floor, the Crimson (1-2, 0-0 Ivy) failed to find the bottom of the net or its stride all night. Not much better, the Stags (3-0, 0-0 MAAC) made 46.2 percent of their field goals but went 68.8 percent on opportunities from the charity stripe—a stark contrast to Harvard’s abyssmal 33.3 percent clip from the line...