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...hasn’t worked out for us lately.” Harvard’s first promising opportunity came midway through the first half. In the 28th minute, Harvard was fouled in the circle and gained a penalty corner. Junior midfielder Kristin Bannon took the corner and sent a pass directly to freshman midfielder Carly Dickson who fired a shot on net. Dartmouth goaltender Meagan Vakiener, however, was up to the challenge, kicking Dickson’s shot away. Vakiener’s save ignited a counterattack, as the Big Green pushed the ball ahead into Harvard territory. Dartmouth...
...hockey team and Dartmouth, the growing number of penalties and back-and-forth play left the outcome uncertain. After the Crimson (1-0, 1-0 ECAC) exploded for three third-period goals to cruise to a 4-1 win over the Big Green (0-1, 0-1 ECAC), Harvard sent a message that its young players can contribute when it counts.Harvard’s players also have a stronger sense for the types of adjustments that need to be made for the season to be a success.“At times, it looked like the first game...
...earned tie, and now we’re still in the running for [the league championship].” The Big Green scored the first goal of the game in the 37th minute. Dartmouth’s Kelsey Quick advanced the ball into the Crimson zone and sent a cross into the box. The ball bounced around in front of the goal and deflected off of a Harvard defender and into the back of the net. Late in the first half, Crimson junior goalkeeper Laura Dale made a huge save to keep the game manageable at 1-0. Dale...
...Crimson capped off an incredible 2007-08 season last year with an overall 32-2-0 record and was undefeated at home. Harvard was sent home without a national title after losing to Wisconsin in the national semifinals in Duluth, Minn., an experience that will be hard to forget...
...scathing Crimson opinion piece distancing the HRC from what he termed the extreme right-wing views of the Harvard Salient, which he feared had given more accepting Republicans at Harvard a bad name. The editorial, entitled “The Salient is not the Right,” sent a clear message to students: the new HRC no longer supported divisive exhibitionism of a polarizing “vocal minority...