Word: scorers
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Shortly thereafter, Harvard had its first scoring opportunity of the afternoon. Its leading scorer, Kelly Landry, took the feed from fellow striker Linda Doyle, outran the last UConn defender and had Huskie goalie Laura Skaza one-on-one. Skaza held her ground, though, and dived across the path of the oncoming Landry to spear the ball, sending Landry and the Crimson's best threat of the afternoon flying...
Dartmouth All-American Jim Sapienza won the race in 29:25, with Harvard sophomore Paul Gompers finishing 11 seconds later Other Crimson scorers were Andy Gerkin in fifth place (30:18), Peter Jelley in sixth (30:37), Rippy in eighth (31:04), and Cliff Sheehan (31:04). Shawn O'Neil finished as Dartmouth's fourth scorer just one second ahead of Rippy and Sheehan: if the Crimson pair had been ahead, the meet would have ended in a 30-30 deadlock...
...Crimson took control from the outset pinning the Big Green in its own half. Initially Harvard could generate few good scoring opportunities but almost 10 minutes into the game the Dartmouth defense let down, allowing Kelly Landry, the Crimson's leading goal scorer, to notch her sixth goal and give the team a 1-0 lead...
Crimson high-scorer Kelly Landry decided to generate her own scoring opportunity two minutes into the second half. Landry picked up the ball at midfield, wove through a labyrinth of Eagle defenders and drilled a point-blank salve past B.C. netminder Kathy Brophy to tie the score...
...Crimson's leading scorer, junior Kelly Landry produced what proved to be the same winner taking the ball from the left wing herself for an unassisted tally...