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...goalie is the man, the starter, and only when he struggles or when the team holds a big lead does the back-up see any playing time.This is not the case for the Harvard men’s lacrosse team. Sophomore Evan O’Donnell and Freshman Joe Pike have split time in goal all season long. O’Donnell starts and plays the first half, while Pike closes out the game, manning the net for the final 30 minutes. “I don’t know of any other Division 1 teams who do this...
...Harvard. The third period remained scoreless until sophomore Brooks Scholl notched an unassisted goal with 8:51 left. The Crimson held the Pride to two goals for the quarter, both coming in the last minute and a half of play to make it 12-4. Freshman goalie Joe Pike made four saves in the period, and Harvard stayed on pace with Hofstra, taking seven shots on goal to the Pride’s eight. “The thing that was most rewarding about the game was that the first half was very one-sided and the second half...
...elephants in the corner: population growth and rising wealth. If the world's population were 3 billion instead of 6 billion and if economic growth were not at the top of every world leader's agenda, the environment would not have deteriorated to its present state. Nigel Pike Phang Nga, Thailand It is clear that most present-day global warming is a consequence of the developed world, which keeps vomiting greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. For the developing world (especially India and China), any project to reduce its environmental impact on a large scale will be ambitious and costly...
Between the pipes, the Crimson will likely employ two goalies, as they have done consistently this season. Sophomore Evan O’Donnell is the probable starter, while freshman Joe Pike, who gave up just a single goal in 30 minutes of action Tuesday night, will likely see second-half action...
...Calvert’s feed to give the Crimson an 8-5 lead. Senior defender Peter Doyle and Scholl rounded out the Crimson scoring, while Brown’s Will Davis added a goal with 1:00 remaining for the game’s final tally. Crimson goaltender Joe Pike allowed only a single goal in the second half, after relieving sophomore Evan O’Donnell following Brown’s five-goal first half. The Harvard defense did not allow a goal for a 36 minutes, from the end of the second quarter until the final minute...