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...lead, but the Crimson came back with two consecutive goals from Martin to bring Harvard to within one at 8-7. Martin would add Harvard’s final tally to earn herself a hat trick for the second straight game. “She is a great player and a big powerhouse on attack and we need her to continue playing great,” Schoen said. With only a few minutes left in the half and the Crimson down 11-9, Cornell managed to keep possession, giving Harvard limited offensive opportunities and finding a few for itself...
...with a loss,” Haviland said. “I did the best I could today. I guess it was a tough way to end.”Vance and fellow senior Matt Kramer provided some pop for the Harvard lineup in the first game, with each player smashing a home run in the final Ivy League doubleheader of their careers.Vance went deep in the top of the fifth and Kramer followed an inning later. A career .254 hitter coming into this season, Kramer posted a .320 batting average with three homers and 16 RBI this year...
...singles that found the holes and I couldn’t get out of it. Sometimes it goes like that.”Harvard got off to a good start as Henderson got on base and scored on a Lauren Murphy single to left. Henderson was the only Crimson player to score until the seventh inning, when Harvard trailed 8-1. In the bottom of the seventh, Macadam came to bat with one out and two runners in scoring position. The rookie connected for a two-RBI shot to left field, but two fly outs ended the game before...
...center and then two weeks in to spring ball, he’s won the job.”“Spisak is definitely one of the strongest guys on the team,” Ho added. “He was awarded one of the most improved player awards last night. We’ll have Tom Roger and Zach Copple and Alex Spisak, and some young guys stepping up, and, as a back, I’m excited.”But even with a solid offensive line, losing seniors Corey Mazza and Matt Lagace...
...borders, since coal emissions are a global problem. Similarly, Harvard’s commitment to reduce its net emissions to zero could be one small step on the long road to climate neutrality. Collaborative efforts between Harvard and Boston demonstrate the important recognition that Harvard is an important player in the communities of Boston and Massachusetts...