Word: scorers
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Twenty minutes into the half, freshman Electa Sevier was tripped from behind in the penalty box, setting up a Crimson penalty shot. Landry, the squad's leading scorer, launched a strong shot to the lower left side of the goal, but Terrier netminder Michele Sneath made a diving save to deny Landry...
...goalie Juliet Lamont turned in another fine performance while recording just two saves...The squad travels to Brown Saturday for a key Ivy show-down...For the record, Harvard finished with 15 corners, URI with two...Clifton's is now tied for second as the Crimson's leading goal scorer with three goals. She is tied with Bambi Taylor. Linda Runyon is first with five...If Harvard defeats Brown Saturday, it will clinch at least a tie for the Ivy title... The Cantabs have now won five straight games at home. At Soldiers Field Harvard...
...second half belonged to Harvard. With new energy the Crimson assumed control of the game. Less than three minutes into the half junior striker Kelly Landry, the team's leading scorer, struck back. She drove a low shot at the Princeton net which the goal-keeper slowed. However, the netminder couldn't catch the ball, and it continued rolling very slowly past her towards the Tiger not. A Princeton fullback, trying to save the goal, punched the ball home...
Three minutes later the Crimson attack redeemed itself. Inga Larson, team captain and second-leading scorer, moved on the offensive. Earlier she had been playing back, helping shore up a defense which was playing without its injured sweeper, Debbie Field. Larson drove the ball into the upper right-hand corner of the Tiger net to knot the game with 5:15 left...
Part of the problem was the absence of Catliff, the team's leading scorer, who went to Canada to play in the national club championship. Although a skilled ballhandler, Nazir did not contribute to the Crimson offense as does Catliff--who frequently demonstrates the caliber of play that makes him an Olympic hopeful in his home country...