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...Harvard’s staff than injury, considering the loss of rotation stalwarts Shawn Haviland ’08 and Brad Unger ’08. The two were the Crimson’s most reliable arms last season, though neither finished with a winning record. Sophomore Max Perlman??s absence last season hurt the team, but his return gives Harvard a bonafide ace to lead the rotation.The uncertainties lie further down the depth chart. A trio of sophomores—Dan Berardo, Anthony Nutter, and Zach Hofeld—showed promise last season, despite battling inconsistency...
...winner—finished the game with a hat trick of her own as seven different scorers notched goals.HARTWICK 17, HARVARD 8The first night of action for Harvard came to a bitter end as Hartwick battered the net in a decisive victory.Despite junior netminder and Crimson magazine chair Nicola Perlman??s best efforts (she recorded 13 saves) Hartwick’s imported guns ravaged the Crimson. Kirsten Hudson (New Zealand) and Kaitlin Leonard (Quebec) had five and four goals, respectively. Barbara Amaro (Brazil) added three scores of her own.After a quarter of relatively even play, the Hawks flew...
...Crimson with three wins in just four starts, and the complete game was his second of the season. He and fellow freshman Eric Eadington have formed an impressive rookie tandem for Harvard, helping to solidify a rotation that had some question marks before the season started. Much of Perlman??s success has been due to his poise on the mound, a trait not always guaranteed in such a young pitcher. According to Walsh, Perlman has developed his presence of mind by facing high-quality opposition in both high school and summer leagues. “He?...
...began the game playing ferocious defense. Perlman, who is also a Crimson editor, finished the day with nine saves and repeatedly turned away uncontested shots, many of which were fired from within two meters. “She played amazingly,” senior co-captain Lauren Snyder said. Perlman??s efforts, along with the tough defensive play of Snyder, forced several turnovers early in the game and allowed Harvard to enter the break down just 5-2. “We really came out strong,” Snyder said. “We were feeling confident...
...Perlman??s focus is Sunday, a project that’s become intensely personal for him. A Stephen Sondheim aficionado, Perlman says, “Sunday in the Park with George is his most beautiful. And there is a moment in Act II, during the ‘Sunday Reprise,’ when I lose it. No matter what production, no matter what’s come before. Some of the most heartbreaking moments and musical phrases in all of theater are in this show...