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...called against us at critical times. It was like a timeout for me.” The Crimson hopes to end its string of losses in close games against Ivy League competition over the weekend as it faces Princeton at Jordan Field on Saturday. In the seven-game streak, just two games have been decided by more than one goal. “It’s definitely been hard...we’re a very resilient team, we’re very resilient people, and we will come back,” McDavitt said. “We?...
...knees. Pinned to it is a customized NYU ID card, complete with a photo of me that my mother has pasted over my dad’s picture. I wore this particular outfit for maybe six or seven Halloweens, beginning at age six. It was an impressive streak that went happily uninterrupted save a brief, ill-advised turn as a pale pink Care Bear.But when my relatives glance at this undoubtedly adorable photo today, they don’t smile and laugh. Instead, their lips purse, puzzlement sets in, and they begin to wonder: what happened...
...Mikey leads by example,” Voith said. “He is always someone you can count on when he is in the pool.” Garcia and the Crimson will have more than a week to sit on their three-game win streak. The team takes the pool next on October 29-30 for the CWPA Northern Championships at MIT. After another off-weekend, Harvard will stay home for the CWPA Eastern Championships on October 11-12. Blodgett Pool will host the tournament action...
...held serve at home by handing the Big Red its first Ivy loss of the season. In the 2-0 victory, Yale’s Alex Munns scored two goals and put himself amongst the league leaders in that category.Elsewhere, Penn broke Dartmouth’s four-game shutout streak by notching a goal with just over one minute left in double overtime. With the win, the Quakers brought themselves even with the Big Green at 2-1 in Ivy play, and redeemed their Ivy season-opening loss last weekend to Cornell.With Dartmouth and the Big Red losing, Brown remains...
With the season winding down, the men’s water polo team found itself needing two wins at Fordham on Saturday to earn an easier first-round matchup in the postseason. For the first time all year, the team put together a three-game win streak and showed it has worked the kinks out of its system. A strong defensive effort against Iona led to a 5-2 win in its first match. Harvard’s offense took the lead as the Crimson returned to the pool and outgunned Fordham by an 11-7 score in the nightcap...