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...shutouts in a season and breaking the previous record of nine, held by Tracee Whitley ‘88 since her own record-breaking season of 1987, is a tremendous feat on its own. To do it in 13 games is simply unprecedented. “[Shields] was solid today as she is game in, game out,” Crimson coach Stephanie Erickson said. “She’s a very special keeper with her abilities [but] also with how she leads the team.” Always humble, Shields views the team she leads...
...that was pretty lucky.”Less than a minute later, Brown almost won the game once again. Bears forward Kathleen Waddell had a point-blank shot on goal, but Shields dove to the ground and smothered the shot.“Our defense is really, really solid,” freshman forward Erin Wylie said. “We have an amazing keeper and an amazing back four. The last couple of minutes [of overtime], all we wanted to do was score.”While the defense took care of its business, Wylie teamed with sophomore midfielder...
...have to contend with Ryan Fitzpatrick ’05 so they can focus on Dawson. Still, the junior has managed to average over 100 yards rushing a game, and has always has been a steady pass blocker for O’Hagan.While Dawson’s numbers are solid, for Harvard to run the table—they’ll likely have to in order to win the Ivy title—Dawson will need to unleash a few of his signature dashes. My bet is that he will.So there it is. The Crimson has battled through inconsistent...
...hard work on offense as the Bulldogs’ Katie Rivkin deflected a blistering shot past freshman goalie Kelly Knoche. Coming off a penalty corner from Heather Orrico at the 41:28 mark, the goal would prove to be the only tally of the day. Knoche turned in another solid performance for Harvard, saving four out of five Yale shots on goal. Harvard returns to action with a trip to Chestnut Hill to face local rival No. 16 Boston College on Wednesday at 7 pm. The last five games will serve as a prime opportunity for the Crimson to finish...
...been a brick wall as he has a 4-0-1 mark with three shutouts to his name. Meanwhile, his goals against average has fallen below 0.25 to make him the best keeper in the Ivies.“From top to bottom in their lineup they have solid players,” Craig said. “They are the team I think will take the title and they are probably the standard in the league right now.”AROUND THE IVIESWater played havoc up and down the Northeast this weekend, and almost every Ivy game...