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...lead with six minutes left in the first half. Junior forward Kayla Romanelli added an insurance goal in the second half. Dartmouth grabbed a tie for a mere 100 seconds of the game, sneaking a goal past Stone with seven minutes left in the first half. The Crimson outshot its opponent, leading 15-8 in shots and 10-5 in shots on goal. The difference was especially marked in the first half, in which Harvard led by tallies of 11-3 and 8-3 in shots and shots on goal, respectively. “We had a lot of opportunities...
...Donovan was waiting by the left corner of the net to deflect a shot off the stick of her teammate Paige Schmidt. Donovan was able to put the shot past Stone into the back-right corner of the net, sealing the victory for the Tigers. For the game, Princeton outshot Harvard, 19-6, and had 14 penalty corners to the Crimson’s three. Stone finished the game with nine saves. Offensively, Shapiro and junior Tami Jafar had the only shots on goal. Shapiro and co-captain Jana Berglund made key defensive plays to preserve the shutout in regulation...
...assist was Kutler’s first collegiate point. Despite tying a season high with four goals, the Crimson was never out of the woods against a Tigers team with some offensive firepower of its own. Princeton, which entered the game second in the league with 22 goals scored, outshot Harvard, 25-13, on the day.The Tigers showed off their own rookies when first-year forward Marissa Sampias scored in the 62nd minute to cut the lead to 4-2. Just inside the 18 on the left side, Sampias unleashed a rocket that eluded Mann’s leap...
...goal was McVeigh’s third of the season and the team’s first unassisted goal. Yale answered with 10 minutes left to play in the second half, as Lindroth scored on an assist from Bulldog freshman Marissa Waldemore to knot it at 1. Although Harvard outshot Yale, 17-14, including 11 penalty corners to the Bulldogs’ eight, it struggled to capitalize on opportunities after the first goal. In the first overtime, the Crimson outshot Yale, 4-1, including three penalty corners, but neither side scored. Junior goalkeeper Kylie Stone registered five saves...
During the course of the match, Harvard outshot Brown, 24-8. And at times, the Crimson’s passing was beautiful to watch...