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...Crimson backline, as the Crusaders could only muster one shot on goal over the course of the game. It is credit to a strong Harvard defensive effort, wich has stepped up its game over the past weeks. Freshman keeper Austin Harms made the lone save to record his third shutout of the season. The closest Holy Cross got to scoring was in 52nd minute, when Paul Tearson ripped a shot, but Harms was up to the challenge to preserve his shutout. The young keeper continued his stellar rookie season with this effort last night in Worcester...
...start the game 0-0. Scoring the first goal is critical. It takes a lot of pressure off your back.” The only real threat to the Crimson came with four minutes remaining in the first half. The Bears had an opportunity to break the shutout, put their team on the board, and tie the game. But two of the Brown players fouled Harvard goalkeeper and junior Laura Dale, consequently negating the goal scored on the same play. “Brown is a big team,” Rhodes said. “They are really physical...
...many people played in as possible as we go down this final stretch,” Leone said. Maine had one opportunity in the first half, when a botched header led to a Black Bear breakaway. Dale, however, saved the ensuing shot to preserve the shutout. But Harvard was unable to dominate the second frame like it did in the previous half. In the last half, the Black Bears came out with more intensity and tallied a goal in the 48th minute. “We wanted to finish the game strong, and I credit Maine,” Leone...
...hard you work,” Harms said. “When you perform in situations you’ve got to step up and do your job when you are asked to.” And Harms has done exactly that. He has helped the Crimson post two shutouts this season, propelling Harvard to a 2-0 Ivy League record. And his accomplishments haven’t gone unnoticed. “He’s really stepped up,” co-captain Luke Sager said. “Coach gave him an opportunity [to play], which...
...only tallied six goals, it also kept the Billikens (4-8, 0-1 Atlantic 10) scoreless. Sophomore midfielder Chloe Keating, sophomore forward Leigh McCoy, and senior forward Tami Jafar notched two goals apiece while co-captain Kylie Stone and freshman goaltender Ana Roda combined for a shutout in a dominant 6-0 win. “We’re really coming together nicely,” head coach Sue Caples said. “We’re peaking coming into this stretch run and into our ever-important Ivy games.” Harvard got on the scoreboard...