Word: outshooting
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...just, I just can’t believe it. To end the game like that and to be the champion in the same second that it ends…” No one would have predicted a miracle finish after the first two overtimes saw the Crimson outshoot Columbia, 9-3, but come away empty-handed. In the first overtime, a shot from Harvard’s freshman standout Melanie Baskind ricocheted off the bottom of the post, bounced down, and looked to have crossed the plane. But the potential goal was not given. Luck, it seemed...
...Petropulos finished off the Crimson’s run with her second goal of the game off of a pass from Flood. Despite the last-minute burst of energy, Harvard could not muster enough attack in the beginning of the game, allowing Dartmouth’s offense to outshoot the Crimson 25-14 overall and pick up more ground balls by a count of 23-12. Dartmouth’s defense also helped with the win, holding Harvard’s Halpern and Martin to one goal each. “I think really we just didn?...
...Defense. Every player on tour would love to smack more winners than Federer. But trying to outshoot the game's most graceful shooter is like trying to out-jump Michael Jordan in his prime. It just won't happen. "The one common thread running through his losses is that all those guys play spectacular defense," notes Jim Courier, a former top-ranked player in the world. "What would be winners against most players aren't, and that can frustrate Roger." Nadal, no. 3 ranked Novak Djokovic of Serbia, and Argentine Guillermo Canas, who have all recently beaten Federer, can catch...
...score a few goals, causing the Crimson to constantly play catch-up, a trend that Harvard failed to break and that ultimately proved to be its downfall. But the results of this season are not due to lack of effort. In the shortcoming at Quinnipiac, the Crimson managed to outshoot the Bobcats, 41-30. Schoen and Gamble both led all players in scoring, tallying six and five goals, respectively. However, the team is far from perfect. Thursday’s game marks the third road loss—out of three road games—and the second loss...
...final. The Eagles beat Northeastern 5-2 in last night’s first game, and the Huskies will play the Harvard in the early game next week.In front of 17,565 fans in the arena that the Boston Bruins call home, Harvard could only manage three goals despite outshooting the Terriers 41-26 in the game and 25-6 in the third period.“I thought we were prepared for this,” captain Peter Hafner said. “We came out strong in the third but it was a story that?...