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...Harvard women’s soccer team. Sure, the squad had turned in its best campaign in quite some time, racking up 10 wins for first-year coach Ray Leone. But the 1-0 loss to Penn dropped the Crimson below .500 in league play, and established the Quakers??who had already clinched the Ivy title—as the team to beat in the Ancient Eight. Tomorrow evening at 7 p.m., these two teams will resume Ivy play against each other as Harvard (3-2-2) travels to Penn (3-3-1, 0-0) to take...
...eights all fell to the Big Red, while Harvard’s two freshman boats captured narrow victories over host Cornell. Both the Harvard varsity and second varsity boats handily beat third-place Penn, with the Crimson’s second varsity crossing the line 32.2 seconds before the Quakers?? junior varsity.“It’s an interesting challenge [to start the season against Cornell],” said captain and varsity four-seat Pat Mulcahy. “It’s always a difficult way to start the season, because you know they?...
...three minutes, but time ran out, as the Quakers closed out the game with a 14-10 victory. Harvard’s 10 goals equaled the highest tally scored against Penn this season. Sophomore Katherine Martino made seven saves and played 48 minutes in an impressive showing against the Quakers?? tough offense. Senior Kathryn Tylander started the second half in goal, but was relieved by Martino with 18 minutes remaining. Yesterday’s win marked Penn’s eighth consecutive victory over the Crimson, although Harvard leads the all-time series against the Quakers...
...sword.“It was a general team effort,” Hallion said. “Everyone worked really, really hard on defense, and we all played well together.”The result extends Harvard’s dominant record over the Quakers??the Crimson has now won the last nine matchups, 13 of the last 14 meetings, and recorded its 15th sweep in series history. However, unlike the dramatic 63-62 home victory against Penn on Feb. 1, the Crimson was to enjoy a healthier margin of victory this time around...
...ranked Harvard men’s swimming and diving team capped off a perfect regular season (9-0, 8-0 EISL) this past Saturday with a win over the Penn in the Quakers?? home pool. With its 189-104 victory over Penn, the Crimson was also able to capture its sixth Eastern Intercollegiate Swimming League regular-season title in 10 years. “The undefeated season was a reflection of the time and efforts we put in,” Harvard coach Tim Murphy said. “We did what we needed...