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...Women’s National Team training camp in California between April 5-12.For Nichols, it is the latest in a long line of collegiate accolades with the Crimson. In the past two seasons, she has earned All-Ivy first and second team recognition, a spot on the NSCAA All-Northeast Region second team, and been an Academic All-Ivy League honoree. She played all 17 games for Harvard in 2007, tallying a goal and an assist, and proved a stalwart defender as the team recorded a 10-6-1 record.On the basis of these individual and collective successes...
...announcement made by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) junior Mike Fucito and sophomore Andrew Akpan were named to the All-American second-team. The pair also got the nod for the All-Northeast Region first-team. The two forwards are the only players from the Ivy League to be selected to the All-American team. Akpan—who was one of just three unanimous decisions—and Fucito, along with senior captain Matt Hoff, were also selected to the All-Ivy first-team. Additionally, Akpan was chosen as a second-team All-American by College...
...goal caps a regular season in which he finished as the team’s leading scorer with 13 goals and nine assists.Perl’s goal, his second goal of the year, was also his second game-winning goal.Ranked 15th overall by College Soccer News and the NSCAA, the Crimson is in position not only to receive an invitation to the NCAA Tournament, but also possibly to get a home game, if not a bye, in the first round.“Hopefully [this victory] will give us some momentum going into the tournament...
...native was unanimously named Ivy League Rookie of the Year after leading all Division I freshmen in scoring with 34 points on 11 goals and 12 assists. Akpan’s accolades continued to grow after the season, including spots on the All-Ivy League First Team and the NSCAA Division I All-Northeast Region First Team...
...national team level really helps us learn.”Markgraf is a graduate of Notre Dame, where she was a four-year starter, starting in every one of her 96 games. In addition, she served as captain her senior year and was a three-time NSCAA All-American defender. And as the Crimson is known for its staunch defensive play, Markgraf is looking to take it to another level this season. Last year, behind the tremendous work of Katie Shields ’06 in goal, Harvard notched a record eleven shutouts in sixteen games. And with two freshmen...