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...expect all of them to make a difference,” Stone says. “A lot of them have great skills. I wouldn’t necessarily single one out at this point since they are all in the same mix, working hard to prove themselves, but we definitely have a lot more depth in a lot of places than we did last year.”The season is young and so are the freshmen, but signs point to a promising year for the rookie class and for Harvard women’s hockey. PAY IT FORWARDThe...
...that an athlete is only as good as her last performance—something that both Martin and Kessler will have to keep in mind as they work hard to duplicate the success of last year’s campaign. “They will get every change to prove themselves, as they both did last year,” Stone says. THREE’S A CROWDA hockey team can never have too many good goalies. This is precisely what Harvard discovered during its exhibition series against McGill two weekends ago. Kessler made the start in the first game...
...seniors leave for graduation, and Harvard is counting on Meintel’s drive to surpass last year’s strong performance in order to recoup those losses. As the team prepares to face the best of the ECAC, how Meintel steps into his new role will prove critical to the team’s quest to return to the NCAA Tournament after failing to qualify last season for the first time since 2001. “We definitely need someone to fill those scoring roles,” co-captain Dave MacDonald says. “Alex...
Such considerations may yet prove significant for Sundquist, who has stated that his decision to run will be significantly influenced by whether he can once again make the daily sacrifices—both in terms of health and academics—that the meeting-laden, on-demand life of a top campus politico consistently demands...
...jury found former Harvard graduate student Alexander Pring-Wilson guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the killing of an 18-year-old Cambridge hotel cook. Now, with that verdict thrown out and the commencement of his second trial yesterday, Pring-Wilson has another chance to prove his innocence...