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...Setting up Hoff for a one-touch shot, freshman Kwaku Nyamekye launched the ball diagonally from midfield to land directly in front of the goal. After shaking off his defender, Hoff finished the cross and chipped it over the head of Tiger goalkeeper Joe Walters to score. Although a scoreless half would not have disheartened the Crimson, a halftime lead was far better for Harvard, as Princeton’s morale rapidly deflated. “We’ve scored a lot of goals, so our motto is if we’re tied at half time, we?...
...goalkeeper Jessica Stone stood strong against Harvard’s offensive onslaught to record fourteen saves. In the opening frame, the Crimson controlled play and rarely allowed pressure into its own half. But after a seemingly endless number of near-misses and unlucky breaks, Harvard found itself in a scoreless match at the break. “The focus wasn’t there today,” said head coach Erica Walsh. “We had plenty of chances to win the game, and we didn’t make it happen.” In the second...
...bright lights of Jordan Field put a spark into the Harvard field hockey team’s offense on Wednesday night. Returning from a weekend loss at Brown, the Crimson (0-8, 0-2 Ivy League) ended their three-game scoreless streak against the No. 15 Providence Friars (10-1) in a 2-1 loss. Senior forward and team captain Gretchen Fuller scored Harvard’s first goal since September 15. “[The goal] was really a group effort,” Fuller said. “We just kept shooting and didn’t give...
When the Harvard women’s soccer team met the University of Rhode Island last year, the match ended in a scoreless draw after a double overtime, 120-minute defensive struggle. Wednesday’s rematch could not have been more different. After several games in which the Crimson (1-7-1) opened play passively, the team stressed the importance of attacking from the start against the Rams. Harvard fulfilled this objective, pressuring Rhode Island (4-6-0) early. “To be honest, the first 15 minutes I thought we were the better team...
...first to break through the madness. Taking full advantage of a penalty corner, the Bears zipped a long shot from the outer limits of the circle. Sophomore goaltender Kelly Knoche, ready and waiting, intercepted the ball, earning her the first of ten saves on the game and maintaining the scoreless tie. Harvard muscled its way into some scoring chances of its own in the first half. An aggressive shot by sophomore Tami Jafar edged just wide of the cage before the Crimson’s attack was again foiled, this time by the hustle and alertness of a Brown player...