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...least guaranteed to be playing professionally somewhere, even if not in this country), the Ivy League doesn’t get a lot of love from teams at the draft. Not that we really deserve it—we play Division I-AA football, in a conference without a postseason that does not give out athletic scholarships—but the sprinkles of Fitzpatrick and Dawson here and there make us (read: me) yearn for personal excitement on draft morning, when we can wake up and track the draft status of one of our own, welcoming him back to campus...
...saves in net for the team. By facing a team that had rarely been a problem for it in the past, the Crimson was able to use this game to help prepare for Northerns. “This game allowed us to work on some things going into the postseason,” Farrar said. “We got to experiment with a few things. We are where we need to be going into the postseason.” Farrar used his team’s depth to throw many different looks at the Camels. “[Coach...
...that’s what it’s like to play with nothing on the line. Coming into Friday night’s match against non-conference foe Lees-McRae on the brink of being eliminated from postseason consideration, the Harvard men’s volleyball team put up a lackluster effort and was dominated by the Bobcats, losing 3-1 (30-19, 28-30, 30-26, 30-24) at the Malkin Athletic Center. “We came out flat,” co-captain Seamus McKiernan said. “We really were aiming to beat...
...past four years, the Crimson failed to get out of the first round of the NCAA tournament, ending its season with a 6-1 defeat to Maine Saturday afternoon at Pepsi Arena. With the loss, the Crimson moved to 0-3 all-time against the Black Bears in the postseason. But unlike the down-to-the-wire contests of 2002 and 2004, Saturday’s game was a blowout. “We were outplayed pretty much for the entire game, from top to bottom,” said Harvard coach Ted Donato ’91, adding...
...returned when Harvard’s season was on the line.His two scores against St. Lawrence and two helpers the next night against Clarkson helped secure a regular season-ending sweep that clinched a first-round bye in the ECAC tournament.Since then, Murphy has registered nine points in five postseason games, including a hat trick to close out the Saints in Game 3 of the quarterfinal series and two goals and two assists against Cornell in the championship game last Saturday.“I’ve just been more confident of late,” Murphy says...