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...only one of the Crimson’s greatest assets, but he was also the best goalie in the league. Last season, he went 17-13-4 in his 34 games and landed a 2.19 goals-against average as well as a .923 save percentage. Richter also recorded three shutouts, two of which came on consecutive nights, making him the first Harvard goalie in over 25 years to post back-to-back shutout victories. Over the course of the season, he notched 884 saves, including a career-high 42 saves in a 6-1 victory against then...
...opponents: the last four teams it had played before Wednesday night’s 3-0 win over UMBC have combined for a .797 winning percentage in 2008. This strength of schedule should have the Quakers more than ready to defend their title. In cruising to a shutout victory last night, they used goals from three different scorers. Perhaps the most daunting: Penn’s 2007 roster included not one senior, so everyone is back for coach Darren Ambrose. Just as the Crimson returns with another year under its belt, so do the Quakers. “They?...
...trend of the previous two games to define the third. Battling back from a 16-10 deficit, plays from Ingersoll and junior co-captain Kat Kocurek contributed to a 10-2 Harvard run that put the Crimson up 20-18. Proving that they, too, could erase a deficit, the shutout-hopeful Rockets came back to within one point of the women’s squad, 24-23. Soon after, though, a McKinley kill thwarted hopes of a sweep, winning the set for the Crimson 25-23.Despite coming out strong after its game-three victory, Harvard could not keep up the pace...
...practiced penalty strokes for a long time, and she made it count today.” After the goal, the Crimson sealed the victory with a solid defensive effort that allowed only one shot in the final 10 minutes. Stone stopped seven shots in total to earn her second shutout of the season. “We were really excited to open up with the Ivy League today,” Stone said. “I thought we had a pretty strong showing. It’s great to see the freshman step up—it helps...
...squad that many hope will be able to realize its promise. Keating’s score was enough of a cushion for co-captain senior goalie Kylie Stone, who shined on the other end of the field. Stone notched four saves en route to her third career shutout. “It pretty much went exactly how our coach designed it,” Keating said. “We’ve been practicing corners a lot since a lot of our offense came from corners last season.” The game was close throughout and scoreless...