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...squad??s backup runner, Ricardo Galvez, playing only in garbage time, has more rushing yards than anyone on Harvard, Princeton, or Brown. Matt Polhemus, Eli’s senior quarterback, is throwing only 17 times a game, down from roughly 21 attempts per contest last season. Head coach Jack Siedlecki is going with what’s working, and that’s a heavy dose of superlative tailback Mike McLeod, who has amassed 719 yards and 13 touchdowns through four weeks...
...back forward continues to make my life easy,” Mann said. “[It] put on the pressure and I knew I had to just hang on.” Harvard’s defense also played above par, blocking five Cornell shots. The squad??s starting defenders—junior co-captain Nicole Rhodes and sophomores Lizzy Nichols, Kelly Okuji, and Devon Sherman—continue to be difference-makers in the Crimson’s low-scoring games. “Our mentality is very different this year,” Merritt said...
...Harvard’s depth and versatility this season was especially noticeable during Sunday’s comeback rally. The team’s tallies came from an array of players from multiple spots on the field. The coach and captains agreed that the squad??s depth has continued to develop as the season has gone on. “We have a ton of depth and we did a great job of scoring off multiple fields of play and off offensive penalty corners,” Shapiro said. “Our participation all over the field...
...second quarter—a deficit that the Crimson found too large to come back from. Although play was markedly better in the second half, the mistakes of the second quarter ensured the victory for Saint Francis. Highlighting Harvard’s depth, however, was the number of the squad??s scorers, as six different individuals found the back of the net. Although the Terriers posed a significant challenge for the Crimson, the environs of the match proved to be just as stifling for the Cambridge men. “No one was used to the size...
Wilson, in his first year of draft eligibility, is coming off what he called a “relatively poor” junior season in which he hit .331 but managed only three home runs and a mere 17 RBI. Opposing pitchers were careful with him as the squad??s lone bona fide slugger and he earned a team-leading 20 walks. His 12 extra-base hits and .484 slugging percentage were career lows. That may have led to Wilson, who admitted getting nervous as the draft wore on, lingering on the board longer than expected...