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...loss would end their seasons. Emotions ran high from the very beginning of the game, with members of both teams engaging in physical exchanges. But in the end, it was the No. 17 Crimson (16-12-4, 14-8-3 ECAC) that was left standing, after effectively avenging Saturday night’s loss with a 3-1 win over the Bobcats (20-14-4, 13-9-4 ECAC) in Game 3 of the ECAC quarterfinals. “It was huge for us to come back,” co-captain Mike Taylor said...
...performance in the previous weekend. “We got our confidence back to start moving forward,” Watson said.Host St. Mary’s edged out Yale for the overall title.The Crimson benefited from conditions very similar to those it faces in Cambridge.“Saturday, the conditions were very light and shifty, similar to the conditions that we sail in the Charles,” Watson said. “I think that was a reason we did so well.”The A division team set the tone with their second-place finish...
...Harvard women’s hockey team’s 5-1 victory over Dartmouth Saturday afternoon didn’t just punch the Crimson’s ticket to the NCAA Frozen Four.It also marked a huge milestone for Harvard head coach Katey Stone, who became just the third Division 1 women’s hockey coach to record 300 career victories with the quarterfinal win.But in typical Stone fashion, the coach downplayed the personal significance of the victory, directing attention to her team’s accomplishments.“It’s done...
Harvard men’s lacrosse extended its winning streak to four games by punishing No. 20 Fairfield with a 12-3 blowout. Sophomore midfielders Jason Duboe and Travis Burr led the charge. With four goals on the Saturday, Duboe has now scored three or more goals in the past three games.“I missed a bunch of shots in the first quarter,” Duboe said. “Luckily one fell and sort of started something. Mostly it’s easy to score when your defense doesn’t let up more than...
...Saturday, hundreds of young monks, nuns and ordinary Tibetans, furious at the Chinese crackdown in Lhasa, Tibet's capital, marched to Jwalamukhi, where an earlier group of marchers had been detained for 14 days by Indian authorities. Nearly 700 people had descended on the town by evening. Organizers of the original march feared that passions could get out of hand and had to turn the protestors away, telling them to remain non-violent. On Sunday, hundreds more people gathered at Tsulagkhang Temple. More marches are planned for the coming days...