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...reportedly picked the Crimson over Marquette, Virginia, and Virginia Tech—three teams that reached the NCAA Tournament last year. ESPN.com ranks him as the 66th-best player in the class of 2008, and according to that website, is a skilled shooter, an excellent offensive rebounder, athletic inside scorer, and ferocious shot blocker. Kenyi hails from Gonzaga High School in Washington D.C., where former Harvard forward Kenyon Churchwell played before arriving in Cambridge. According to rivals.com, Kenyi turned down the same three schools as Ben-Eze, as well as Vanderbilt and George Mason, to play for the Crimson...
...find the back of the net was the amount of injuries it sustained during the game. Early in the first half junior Mike Fucito collided with the Crusader goalie and severely injured his shoulder. With Fucito out for the rest of the game, Harvard lost its second-leading scorer and some of its offensive spark. Junior John Stamatis and Giammanco also sustained injuries during the game. As a result, many players came off the bench to pick up the slack, with freshman Allen Padua and sophomore Adam Rousmaniere each tallying a shot. “The substitutes came...
...half while holding Fordham to only two. “Our game plan didn’t quite happen in the first half, [but] in the second half, it all came together,” Ludwick said. Ludwick scored four goals, while Livingston, the team’s leading scorer this season, added three of his own. The turning point of the game midway through the second half, when Connolly was ejected for committing a foul on a breakaway. Senior Michael Byrd filled in at goalie and made a great save to maintain Harvard’s 6-4 advantage...
...Crimson began the game strong, running up a 7-3 lead early in the second quarter, only to have the Lancers tie the game by halftime. Ludwick and Livingston both recorded hat tricks and goalkeeper Connolly made 10 saves on Cal Baptist. Livingston, Harvard’s leading goal scorer on the season, stepped up with a clutch goal to tie the game at 11.“We played strong the entire game and were close the entire game,” Ludwick said. “It was definitely the big positive of the weekend—everyone...
...unable to keep it out, as it nestled into the top left corner. The goal was Lau’s first of the season. Harvard continued to control the second half and had many opportunities to go in front. Freshman Katherine Sheeleigh, the Crimson’s leading scorer this season, was unable to find the net for the first time in three games. She did produce five shots in the match, though, one of which went just wide near the end of regulation. Yale, too, created multiple second half chances to go in front, forcing Mann to make...