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...three appearances at the NCAAs with the Crimson, impressing coaches and teammates alike with her athletic prowess and go-getter attitude.“If there is one kid that you want to sell your house for, it’s Jennifer Sifers,” Harvard coach Katey Stone says. “She is the epitome of a company girl—she’ll do anything you want her to do, and she will do it the best that she can. I can’t say enough about her—she?...
...preserving Martin’s shutout and making two saves in her 20 minutes of work. “Kristin Toretta has come back and is doing us a tremendous service and favor playing for us as our back-up now,” Harvard head coach Katey Stone says. “She is doing great and has already improved so much.” The entire group faces the task of filling Boe’s skates. Boe, a three-year starter and the program’s all-time record holder in shutouts (15) and goals-against...
...crab and straight-out-of-the-water yellowfin tuna sashimi. If you're an adept fisherman, the chefs at the Cayenne Grill, one of three excellent restaurants, are happy to throw your catch on the barbie. Baros is locally owned, and its Maldivian-designed villas feature natural materials like stone, teak and coconut-thatched roofs. Water villas come with four-poster beds and stairs that lead directly into the ocean. Deluxe villas include lush landscaped outdoor bathrooms. And if you need further opportunity to slide into a stupor, check out Sen Spa, which offers such packages as a white-sand...
...just kind of clicked today.” Linemates Wilson and senior co-captain Jennifer Sifers assisted on both of Johnston’s first two goals. “It was great to see the second [line] really light it up,” Harvard coach Katey Stone said. “K-Jo had a good day, and it’s nice to see the spread-out scoring.” The Crimson had not recorded back-to-back slaughters of this ilk since the 30-win 2003-04 squad bested the Dutchwomen...
...scoring, netting six scores in the final frame and overwhelming the Engineers (1-7-0, 0-1-0) in RPI’s first-ever ECAC game.“RPI fought to the end and that is the most important thing,” Harvard coach Katey Stone said. “If we were playing against a team that didn’t—they just sort of laid down and died—it would be a different story. There were still opportunities to make good plays and execute. We ended up making some tremendous plays...