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...We’re not a dominant team. We’re a team that finds a way to win.”I couldn’t have said it better myself.All season I’ve waited to see the breakout game. With most of the team returning from last year, it seemed only natural that Harvard would return from the summer to be the dominant team we all saw perform last November at the Yale Bowl.But in the end, Murphy is right: this isn’t a dominant team. Yes, the Crimson...
...give Harvard credit for coming up with some big plays when they had to, and certainly they are a very good football team.” The opening kickoff set the tone when Penn’s Matt Tuten got flagged for a late hit on the kick return, taking 10 yards off of Chris Wynn’s return. On the whole, there were 13 flags on the day. The Crimson tallied five, accounting for 58 yards, and the Quakers racked up eight for 61 yards. “Stating the obvious, they gave us all we could handle...
...proud of her giving it a go.”Extra time saw a few Crimson players shaken up and replaced. Sophomore midfielder Gina Wideroff went up for a header with a Northeastern player and came down with a bloody nose; she left the game and did not return, but put on another jersey to signal her readiness to re-enter the game. In the 109th minute, senior midfielder Rachael Lau went down on a play for the ball and sat out the final ticks.BIG SHOES TO FILLHarvard has a bright future ahead, with a core of young players poised...
...errors, 10 to 16.Although the final numbers strongly favored the Crimson, early play did not. In the first frame, Columbia constructed an 18-9 lead off sloppy Harvard play in what appeared to be a blowout match. Ending a 7-0 Columbia streak, McKinley slammed down a kill to return the serve to the Crimson. From there, the squad mounted a comeback that featured an ace from freshman Christine Wu and an assortment of kills from the aggressive trio of Flesher, Comrie, and McKinley. At 24-21, the three led a 5-0 run to rob the Lions...
...said. “We also have a pretty solid pack. [Harvard coach Jason Saretsky] has them go out together, and we try to keep each other under control.” The Crimson will have one more chance to build on its Van Cortlandt efforts, when both squads return to New York to complete the season at the ECAC/IC4A championships next weekend. Although both Harvard teams will not have the opportunity to compete in NCAAs, Richardson and Chenoweth will continue to bear the Crimson standard at the championships. After garnering First and Second-Team All-Ivy honors, respectively...