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...Crimson: 1.83m. On her first go, she narrowly surpassed the bar. “I actually nicked the bar on that jump,” Christensen said. “But it stayed on.” “The high jump gods were on her side on that jump,” Thomas added. Now with the winter season behind her—and All-American honors to boot—what does Christensen have planned with the spring season so rapidly approaching? “I’m probably going to take a short break...
...play score of its own that ultimately proved to be the game-winner. Sophomore forward Doug Rogers, included last-minute in last night’s lineup after injuring himself in Saturday’s game, received an assist from Taylor just outside the circle on the left-hand side before firing a perfectly timed rocket into the net. Trailing Harvard and forced to play catch-up, Quinnipiac came out of the second intermission firing on all cylinders. In the third period, the Bobcats out-shot the Crimson 17-7 and forced Richter to make several key saves. In addition...
...Quinnipiac zone on the game’s opening possession, the Bobcats (20-14-4, 9-9-4) took it the other way and maintained consistent pressure until Jamie Bates finally broke through for the game’s opening score, netting a rebound from the right side at 2:43.“We needed the first goal tonight, there was no question,” Bobcats coach Rand Pecknold said of his team’s effort to recover from Friday night. “We needed the confidence from that.”Quinnipiac extended its first...
...success offensively. 37 seconds after Quinnipiac’s only goal of the game, sophomore Doug Rogers capitalized on a Bobcat penalty to put the momentum back in the Crimson’s favor. At 11:35 Rogers lit the lamp with a shot from the left side to put Harvard back in the lead, 2-1. And Taylor knocked in his third shorthanded goal of the season to put Harvard on the board, 1-0. Picking up the puck from a Quinnipiac defender, Taylor brought it up the left side, while junior Jimmy Fraser skated up to create...
...season with not as much momentum and energy,” Larsson said. “But as we started to travel and compete, the team grew stronger and closer and everyone managed to perform above expectations.” The other qualifiers on the women’s side were sophomore Anna Podolsky, who finished 15th, and Arielle Pensler, who finished 18th, both in foil. For the men, junior co-captain Kai Itameri-Kinter finished 19th and sophomore Long Ouyang finished 23rd, both in foil. Sophomore Billy Stallings rounded out the team and placed 16th in epee. Overall, Harvard...