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...finger on it. It was just kind of a feeling that we were going to stay with it the entire game today,” co-captain Mike Taylor said. “You know it’s the Beanpot. You’ve got to pull out some extraordinary performances, and I thought today everyone stuck with it.” The Crimson managed to stay even for most of the game partly by playing mistake-free hockey until the third period, as Harvard committed only one penalty the entire night. When the Crimson and BC last...
...McCafferty’s shot. Since Union gathered momentum in the last period, Richter’s play in net proved especially important at the end of the game when Union out-shot the Crimson 16-9 in the third and scored its second goal of the night to pull within one at 19:41 after pulling Milan.Though he would let in both of the Dutchmen’s goals within the last five minutes, Richter finished the night with 24 saves, two-thirds of which came in the third period. “Just making the first save...
...meets, providing to this point a dependable victory in the Harvard lineupLatessa added a major decision of his own at 157 lbs and Button picked up a close, 9-7 win, pushing the overall margin to 17-3. Princeton freshman Travis Erdman did pin Ziemnick at 174 lbs to pull the Tigers to within 17-9, but after a forfeit at 184 lbs, Colgan and Knapp earned wins, 5-1 and 5-2 respectively, to seal the match.PENN 30, HARVARD 7The first weekend meet presented the greatest struggle for the Crimson, who fell hard to the Quakers...
...although I was a little disappointed that the women lost to Brown,” Brand said. “Of course again the bottom line here was if you look at the results, it’s our epee squad. The whole day they couldn’t pull it off as they did a little earlier in the season. Eventually we pretty much collapsed in that area, but I wasn’t surprised.” Weingarden, Goldfeder, and Larsson were honored with All-Ivy selections —Staff writer Madeleine I. Shapiro can be reached...
...Harvard men’s squash team (5-2, Ivy 2-1) had an exhausting and trying weekend of back-to-back Ivy League matches. In its first game, the Crimson fought hard and beat No. 9 Penn (4-4, 1-3 Ivy), 6-3, but it could not pull off a victory against No. 3 Princeton (9-1, Ivy 4-0) who won, 9-0. “With Penn we knew that we had the edge and the experience in our team,” Harvard coach Satinder Bajwa said. “But in terms of Princeton...