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...Yale Invitational at The Course at Yale in New Haven. The Crimson shared third place with Georgetown and Columbia. After the first round, which took place on Saturday, Harvard stood in seventh place in a field of 10 teams. Captain Jen Cronan was the team’s low scorer with a 79, but the rest of the team had more difficulty with the course, which is notoriously tough with long fairways and undulating greens. The Crimson fared better during the second round yesterday and the team played closer to its potential, according to coach Kevin Rhoads. Harvard continued...
...game away at the 83:14 mark, when Alex Munns knocked an unassisted goal through the nets. Munns, who also assisted on Yale’s second tally, proved to be a problem for the Crimson. He returns to the team as last year’s leading scorer, and his four goals and two assists in the 2005 campaign have him in place to challenge for that spot again this year for Yale, the second-highest scoring team in the Ivy League...
Early season success for Yale this year comes despite graduating two of their top four scorers. Possibly more importantly, the Bulldogs return least season’s leading scorer, Alex Munns—who has three goals and an assist on the season...
...Saturday, freshman Ali Bode was the team’s low scorer with a six-over 78, putting her at 11th place overall. Unfortunately, she was the only team member to score in the 70s during the first day of competition. Freshman Emily Balmert scored an 81 and sophomore Jessica Hazlett scored an 82. Rounding out the Crimson’s scorecard were juniors Jacqueline Rooney (85) and Erin Wilson (88), leaving Harvard in sixth place after...
...Crimson begins its pursuit of the Ivy title on Ohiri Field this Saturday against the Quakers. As 1-0 winners against Harvard last year, though now playing without graduated senior Katy Cross ‘05, the all-time leading scorer in school history, Penn will be the first conference opponent for Harvard this year, and thus represent a unique challenge...