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...Since then, Harvard has hit the ground running. Over the course of its current five-game win streak, the team has tallied an astounding 17 goals. For a team earlier in the season, which could only muster the bare minimum, this is a revelation. Facing No. 20 Princeton on Saturday, the Crimson needed a similar effort from its talented sophomore to take over first place in the Ivies. Just 22 seconds into the game, Sheeleigh delivered when took the ball up the right side of the goal, dribbled past the entire Tiger defense, and crossed a perfect ball...
Needing a win to keep its Ivy League title hopes alive, the Harvard field hockey team traveled to Princeton, N.J. on Saturday to play No. 12 Princeton at Class of ’52 Stadium. Tigers midfielder Kraftin Schreyer and forward Kathleen Sharkey scored two goals apiece, as Princeton (12-2, 5-0 Ivy) jumped out to an early lead and did not look back, cruising to a convincing 5-0 victory over the Crimson (6-8, 2-3). “Princeton was a good team, and we didn’t play our best game, but we?...
...place behind league-leading Brown and Penn, Harvard football still has some kinks to work out if it has any hope of an Ivy title repeat. The team can start with its run game. Last week against Lehigh, the Crimson was held to just 66 rushing yards. And on Saturday, Princeton was able to hold Harvard to just 88 net rushing yards. Numbers like those are a far cry from the 188- and 142-yard days that the Crimson posted in its prior two games. “Princeton’s defense played really well,” senior...
PRINCETON, N.J.—It took the Harvard run defense two quarters to return to true form Saturday, and it nearly cost the Crimson the game. Before the break, the Tigers offense ran all over Harvard, only to see the game ripped from their grasp with a stronger second-half performance from Harvard that limited Princeton to just two field goals.Until week five, the Crimson defense hadn’t allowed a single rusher more than 100 yards in a game since 2005. Then last Saturday, Lehigh senior Matt McGowan posted 105 yards on the ground, breaking the three...
...Harvard women’s hockey team took care of McGill University, Canada’s No. 1 team, 3-2, in exhibition action Saturday afternoon at Bright Hockey Center. Freshman Whitney Kennedy scored what became the game-winning goal on an unassisted slapshot from between the circles at 12:55 of the third period. The Crimson got things started at 17:34 in the first, capitalizing on a power-play opportunity. Tri-captain Jenny Brine put the puck in the net, assisted by junior Randi Griffin and tri-captain Sarah Vaillancourt. Sophomore Kate Buesser made...