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...September to a thrilling overtime loss last week. With the majority of the ECAC schedule still ahead, including crucial games at Iona and Fordham next weekend, the Crimson will have plenty of time to prepare for a strong showing at Easterns.LOYOLA MARYMOUNT 19, HARVARD 4Up against a powerful Lions squad on Saturday morning, the Crimson looked to even up its weekend effort, but could muster little threat at Burns Recreation and Aquatics Center. LMU (9-5) brought a bruising, high-scoring style to the pool, drawing on 11 different scorers and a pair of hat tricks to keep Harvard...
...entire game. Look for a rebound week for Harvard.Prediction: Harvard 27, Lafayette 17DARTMOUTH (0-2, 0-0 Ivy) AT PENN (0-2, 0-0 Ivy)Numbers don’t lie, but they are occasionally misleading.Yes, both of these teams are winless, but Penn took two very good squads in No. 16 Villanova and Lafayette to the wire before being dealt a pair of close losses while Dartmouth has been outscored 76-26 so far this season.Prediction: Penn 30, Dartmouth 10PRINCETON (1-1, 0-0 Ivy) AT COLUMBIA (0-2, 0-0 Ivy)I went...
What hasn’t happened for the Lafayette football team, however, is beating the Harvard Crimson on the gridiron since its 17-7 victory in 1996. Tomorrow, head coach Frank Tavani will lead his squad against the visiting Crimson (1-1, 0-1 Ivy League), hoping to come out on top for the first time in his nine-year tenure. Not surprisingly, the Leopards enter this game with a chip on their shoulder...
...Ivies, it’s just who wants it more.”Their freshman year, the team leaned on its outstanding defense, anchored by Rhodes, Shields, and Laura Odorczyk ’07, to win in Ivy play. The squad broke the program’s single-season shutout mark, posting 11 blank slates.This year, the team will again rely on Rhodes and a stalwart defense to carry Harvard in the Ivies. It seems that the more things change, the more they stay the same.“I think even though we’ve had different coaches...
...lead when a combination of attack errors and New Hampshire kills led to a change in the match’s momentum. The Crimson went ahead in the fourth set scoring five out of the first six points, including three consecutive kills from Cormie. The women’s squad held onto the lead late into the match and was looking to close out the game, but the Wildcats were not ready to hit the showers just yet. New Hampshire pulled ahead with a kill from junior Kristin Bates, and Harvard was unable to regain the lead. Forcing a climactic...