Word: streaks
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 2000-2009
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...College among several impressive victories this season. With no mid-week game coming up, Harvard has had two days off before returning today to focus on its next opponent. And after starting the season with six straight losses, the Crimson players and coach express thanks for having a winning streak. “We used the early games to prepare for this, and we’re happy about our recent success,” Walsh said. “Our memories are short, and now we’re in a great place...
...very composed player; he’s tough and reads the game well. I’m very happy with both of them.” A healthy blend of veteran leadership and youthful spunk has invigorated the Crimson, who are now riding a two-game winning streak. After beating Cornell and No. 19 Fairfield, Harvard awaits a stiff challenge from Brown this Saturday. “It’s a big week for Harvard soccer and we’ve been talking about that the past couple days in practice,” Kerr said...
...otherwise steady night in goal by turning aside six shots from the Stags. The lone Fairfield goal was scored by Mike Troy on a free kick from just under 20 yards out. By beating the Stags in Fairfield, the Crimson ended the Stags’ 13-game unbeaten streak on its own turf. Conversely, Harvard remains perfect—3-0-0—in overtime contests this season. —Staff writer Abigail M. Baird can be reached at ambaird@fas.harvard.edu. —Staff writer Gabriel M. Velez can be reached at gmvelez@fas.harvard.edu...
...first Ivy League loss of the season (35-33, 19-30, 21-30, 30-27, 15-11). Despite leading 2-1 and maintaining a 25-22 lead in game four, the Crimson couldn’t hold on and stumbled in game five, snapping its six-match win streak.“We definitely had control of that whole match,” Cebron said. “But we didn’t finish.”Game five was the heartbreaker. Numerous errors by Harvard led to an insurmountable 11-3 Penn lead. The Crimson didn?...
...bright lights of Jordan Field put a spark into the Harvard field hockey team’s offense on Wednesday night. Returning from a weekend loss at Brown, the Crimson (0-8, 0-2 Ivy League) ended their three-game scoreless streak against the No. 15 Providence Friars (10-1) in a 2-1 loss. Senior forward and team captain Gretchen Fuller scored Harvard’s first goal since September 15. “[The goal] was really a group effort,” Fuller said. “We just kept shooting and didn’t give...