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...offensive efforts, and the fight for the lead commenced yet again. The two teams tied nine times during the fourth.Jostling for the lead, Harvard received a boost from its rookies, especially Docter, who tallied another two aces, and freshman Ann Carroll. Carroll notched two of her seven kills in the fourth.“[Caroll] did amazing today,” Ono Horn said. “Every time we have someone new come on the court, they really add to the game.”—Staff writer Emmett Kistler can be reached at ekistler@fas.harvard.edu...
...rhythm, riding a 15-4 edge in ejections to a 9-3 halftime lead.Seven different players tallied goals for the Crimson—including co-captains Atkinson, junior Bret Voith, and freshman utility man Max Eliot—but Harvard could not close the gap.Senior goalkeeper Nikhil Balaraman notched seven saves and five steals in net to finish a promising weekend and provide a rare bright spot for the struggling Crimson.“Nikhil was phenomenal,” Atkinson said. “I was encouraged to see how strong he is in goal. [Balaraman] is great fundamentally...
...lead to any scoring threats, and Mann’s only save of the game came on a 30-yarder late in the 83rd minute.The Crimson doubled up its opponents in shots, 26-13, for the contest. The mismatch was particularly notable on corner kicks, as Harvard had seven to New Hampshire’s one.The Crimson still has a long way to go, however.“We haven’t really established ourself yet and the style of play that’s going to define our team,” Nichols said...
...Luckily for the Crimson, two fresh faces were on scene to make sure that their first game in a Harvard uniform did not end in disappointment. Seven minutes after Gobeil’s goal, freshman Scott Prozeller linked up with classmate Brian Rogers to even the score...
...minute, Akpan made a run into the box and found freshman Scott Prozeller, who opened the scoring against the Eagles. Right before halftime, the Crimson added a second, when Akpan’s one-touch play allowed sophomore Jamie Rees to score his first goal in a Harvard uniform.The seven points that Akpan collected from the two games took him past the century mark in career points, and he now sits at 104. For his weekend’s efforts, Akpan was named the Ivy League’s Co-Player of the Week.The accolade is just the most recent...