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...fourth game of the season, the Harvard women’s lacrosse team sought to break .500 with a victory on the road at Quinnipiac, facing the Bobcats on their new turf surface in the Lacrosse/Field Hockey Complex in Hamden, Conn. Quinnipiac, however, successfully christened its new field, beating Harvard 16-15 in a game that would not be decided until the final 12 seconds of overtime. Down 14-11 at the end of the second period, junior Liz Gamble initiated a Crimson 3-0 run, scoring on a free position shot with 2:40 left in the frame. Sophomore...
...play Villanova and New Rochelle, New York to play Iona, the Crimson will spend spring break at the Utah Tournament in Salt Lake City before trips to Logan and Orem, Utah to face Utah State and Utah Valley State. After one last trip to Hamden, Connecticut to face Quinnipiac, the Crimson finally comes home. But the respite will be brief. Between conference and non-conference dates, the Crimson will be home just five times all season, encompassing only seven games. Only two Ivy teams, Princeton and Penn, will come to Harvard this season. The league schedule is the result...
...ECAC tournament implications it held for Harvard. And a weekend off is not just nice for the injured—it also lets the Crimson bypass a best-of-three opening round in which anything can happen. Despite its high finish, Harvard has lost this season to Yale and Quinnipiac, two of the teams in the league’s bottom quartet. Furthermore, once four teams are eliminated this weekend, the seeds will all be reshuffled—and since the top four teams’ seeds don’t change due to their inactivity, they are a lock...
...part of our success whenever we win.” The statement is obvious enough: when good players play well, it tends to help the team. And that night, Du had left his signature on two of the Crimson’s scores in a 3-2 win over Quinnipiac. But Donato wasn’t done speaking about his speedy center. “The unfortunate part about it,” the coach added, scratching his head, “because he’s counted on so much, when he has off games, the flip side...
...weekend road trip, but it certainly could not avoid the blizzard. The No. 8 Crimson (12-8-4, 7-4-4 ECAC) was blown away by Ivy rival Princeton (14-6-4, 10-3-2 ECAC) Friday night by a 6-1 margin. Although Harvard rallied to knock off Quinnipiac (9-16-5, 3-12-3 ECAC) Saturday with a 3-0 shutout, the stunning result against the Tigers left Harvard with an uphill battle in the regular season’s final weeks to earn home games in the opening round of the conference tournament. The top four teams...