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...comes naturally.”Once upon a time they were merely freshmen, the only four freshmen to start and play all 16 games of the 2005 season.Back then the foursome was coached by Stephanie Erickson. A year later, Erica Walsh took the helm, and in 2007 Ray Leone, the current coach, joined the squad.All the while Rhodes, Wylie, Lau, and Keeley were mainstays of the Crimson roster.“Definitely as freshmen you come in here not knowing what to expect,” Lau said. “And as upperclassmen it’s your duty...
...quick scores gave the Crimson just a 13-0 lead with seven seconds gone in the second frame. “Things didn’t start out very well [for us], but incredibly, it’s also that one thing that you can find that ray of light,” Estes said. “And that was that missed extra point, [that] was huge, because you say to yourself, that will come back to haunt them.”It would not have hurt the Crimson so badly had it not been for the numerous blunders...
...been an ongoing struggle for the Crimson—its strong defense cannot withstand the opponent’s ongoing barrage while the offense is failing to control in the attacking third. “We definitely have to work on the attacking third,” Crimson coach Ray Leone said. “We need to work on that, we’re struggling on that final part to get free opportunities.” The defense is doing all it can to maintain. After holding then-No.12 Boston College to just one score on an astounding...
...final whistle of the 2007 season provided a bittersweet moment for the 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...
...Allston more sustainable, some said they were concerned that the plans presented by the city did not address the most pressing transportation problems. “We should be talking about regional traffic and how to keep it from impacting local roads,” said task force chairman Ray Mellone. State Representative Michael J. Moran said the evening’s presentations missed the point. “I’ve never heard huge complaints about public transportation on the roadways,” he said, responding to a suggestion by city officials that Allston streets be widened...