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...Night to enter the ECAC playoffs on a high note.“The team got better as the year went on,” Reese said. “We played our best hockey down the stretch, no doubt about it.”As it entered the postseason, Harvard was able to sustain its momentum for the first time all season, as even the Bulldogs, who had dominated the Crimson to the tune of a combined score of 10-3 in regular-season play, couldn’t stand in Harvard’s way.The Crimson cruised...
...doubles efforts were recognized in the postseason All-Ivy selections. The Mukundan and Brook duo and the pairing of Litvak and Forgie were both named to the All-Ivy Second Team for doubles...
...spectacular endurance and teamwork. Harvard, as it had many times before, drew its strength from its captain, Garcia. Tied at seven goals in the third overtime and with both teams understandably worn, Garcia found the net with 54 seconds remaining in the period to close out the game.In the postseason, the Crimson hosted the Northern Championships, finishing third. After cruising past Fordham, 8-5, the team faced off against Brown in the second round. The rematch played out differently, as the Bears dashed Harvard’s championship hopes with a 9-4 victory. The men rebounded the next...
Wrapping up conference play with a 5-5 EIVA record and an 11-6 record overall, the Harvard men’s volleyball team concluded its season much like the last—falling just shy of advancing to postseason play...
HEMPSTEAD, N.Y.—It was drama worthy of the postseason stage. And when the curtains closed, when Pam Dreslinski’s high-arching fly ball stayed fair and landed far beyond the left-field fence, Harvard dropped its opening game of the NCAA Tournament, 3-2, to Hofstra on Friday in nine innings.The result sent the Crimson into the losers’ bracket of the Hempstead Regional in its first NCAA appearance since 2000.“I’m proud of how we played,” Harvard coach Jenny Allard said...