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...match-up of giant heavyweights, but the Harvard men’s soccer team’s match against the University of Pennsylvania this weekend is the first hurdle toward an elusive Ivy championship for both teams. Penn has not won since 2002—and only once since 1981—while the drought for the Crimson stretches back to 1996. Heading into the start of Ivy League play this year, both Harvard (5-2-0) and the Quakers (4-2-0) are ranked just behind Brown as favorites to contend for the title. Currently, UPenn debuted this past...
...excitement to kick off the Ivy League season, the Harvard women’s soccer team somehow managed to look past one of the nation’s top teams. The Crimson (0-6-1) played a sluggish, unfocused first half en route to a 2-0 loss at No. 14 Boston University (BU) and the embarrassment of entering its league schedule without a win. It took only four minutes for the Terriers (6-2-1) to jump out to a 1-0 lead, as senior Paula Moniz sent a cross into the Harvard box and found freshman Emily Pallotta...
After one half of play it looked like the Harvard men’s soccer team was about to live a repeat of last’s year game against Vermont, when it lost to the Catamounts, 1-0. After a halt-time pep talk though, Harvard (5-2-0, 0-0-0 Ivy) returned to the field with renewed energy and defeated Vermont (3-4-2) 2-1 in overtime.“I am proud of the team because in years past we might have lost this game or tied this game,” said head coach...
After a difficult non-conference schedule, the Harvard women’s soccer team is itching to begin Ivy League action. This afternoon’s matchup with an accomplished cross-town rival will likely make the team even more eager to finish its non-conference season. The Crimson, in search of its first victory of the season, will find the going tough today at No. 24 Boston University (BU) (5-2-0). Coming off a 1-0 victory over No. 3 Santa Clara last week at the Stanford Invitational, the Terriers have confidence that they can handle a Harvard...
When the Crimson steps on the field today, it will be looking to beat Vermont for the first time since 2002. In the last three years, the Harvard men’s soccer team has opened its season with losses to the Catamounts—with last year’s tight 1-0 defeat a display of how the Catamounts have stunned the Crimson before it could even get into the flow of the season. With six games under its belt this season—and a 4-2-0 record to boast—Harvard hopes keep...