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...Laio out the Crimson put together a solid second half to its season. Harvard demonstrated its depth with a balanced attack that had five Harvard players score over 20 goals: Bilder led the team with 24, sophomore two-meter Devon MacLaughlin scored 23, Snyder had 22, freshman driver Kelly Peeler put in 21, and freshman driver Roxanne Pinto had 20. The Crimson goalies also split up the work. Delgado (.514 save percentage, 93 saves) and sophomore Nicola Perlman (.572 save percentage, 143 saves), who is also an associate magazine editor for The Crimson, shared time in the net all season...
...relinquished. ”When we woke up, things started happening,” Farrar said. Although the win was a whole team effort, the talents of the freshmen class in particular were on display. Rookie Kathryn Bilder led the way with a season-high eight goals. Classmates Kelly Peeler (three goals), Roxanne Pinto (two goals), and Bergquist (one goal) rounded out the freshmen’s scoring. —Staff writer Julia R. Senior can be reached at jrsenior@fas.harvard.edu...
...been preparing us for this coming weekend.” HARVARD 13, UTICA 1 In its final game of the regular season, the Crimson put on a clinic against the Pioneers (0-19), winning easily, 13-1. Leading the way for Harvard were junior Melissa Mueller and freshman Kelly Peeler, who each put three shots in the back of the net. “Mueller had an incredible set of games,” junior co-captain Lauren Snyder said. “She was really pumped up and really excited.” The Crimson set itself...
...save performance in the losing effort. “I was proud of them,” Farrar said of his team. “They were clawing and kicking and punching the whole way through.” Harvard received goals from sophomore Devon MacLaughlin and freshmen Kelley Peeler and Roxanne Pinto. “We got overwhelmed,” senior captain Lauren Snyder said. “But we kept fighting for the whole game and we never gave up.” The opportunity to play against—and learn from—such talented...
...Connecticut. The offensive barrage was a demonstration of Harvard’s depth. The Crimson received goals from six different players with freshmen Kathryn Bilder leading the way with five tallies. Junior Melissa Mueller added four goals, while junior captain Lauren Snyder, freshman Roxanne Pinto and her classmate Kelley Peeler all had two. Junior Melissa MeCreery added one. “We capitalized with a bunch of turnovers up top,” Snyder said. “We shut them down so they didn’t have that much to go to.” Despite a dominant...