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...Junior Melissa McCreery collected a pass from freshman Roxanne Pinto and buried it high in the Hartwick net. The Hawks added to their margin with three goals in the second, one in the third, and four to close out the game. The Hartwick attack overpowered sophomore goalie Nicola Perlman, who is also a Crimson editor, along with the rest of the Crimson defense. Perlman recorded just five saves in the outing. Harvard could not find its rhythm offensively either. Despite drawing 10 ejections, the Crimson converted just one for a goal. “They are on a very different...
...second doubleheader on Sunday.Harvard will once again look to its pitching staff and its Ivy League leading 4.52 combined ERA to guide the team to victory, although Walsh may not use the Crimson’s standard weekend rotation.While the Harvard skipper normally sends out freshman Max Perlman and junior Brad Unger on Saturdays, followed by rookie Eric Eadington and junior Shawn Haviland on Sundays, Walsh expects to mix it up this weekend due to the significance of this particular series.He plans to use Eadington out of the bullpen Saturday and possibly even Sunday and then plug someone else...
...Nicola C. Perlman ’09 is an associate magazine editor and history of art and architecture concentrator in Eliot House. On almost all of her water polo trips, she has been stuck in the middle seat...
...entire game,” Bruton said. “The hitters did a great job scoring runs for us, and I just didn’t do my job when I was in there. We had a chance to win that game.”Freshman Max Perlman and the Crimson bested Bears ace Jeff Dietz in the opener by a 7-3 final, giving head coach Joe Walsh his 500th career win.BROWN 12, HARVARD 8Bruton entered the fray in the eighth inning with a four-run cushion and exited five batters later with the go-ahead...
...After falling to Brown in the morning’s semifinal, Harvard rallied to take the afternoon match against Queens (6-15). The shutout was the Crimson’s first of the year and a large testament to Harvard’s tight defense and sophomore goalie Nicola Perlman, who is also a Crimson editor. The high-pressure defense stifled the Knights by denying them outside shot opportunities and passes into the hole-set. “Nicola had a really great game, and we just really worked hard on keeping the pressure on the perimeter...