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...season to adjust to collegiate water polo, everyone would have understood. If freshman goalie Ariel Delgado had missed more shots than she saved, if driver Kathryn Bilder had not led the team in goals scored, and if they had not boasted 77 steals as a class, everyone would have understood. But Delgado did have 92 saves to go with a .514 save percentage, Bilder did score a team-high 24 goals, and the class did rob opponents of the ball at an impressive rate. The only thing left to understand is that the rookie class is more than capable...
...Harvard men’s lacrosse team honored by the conference this season. Co-captain midfielder John Henry Flood and sophomore defenseman Max Gottschall received honorable mention recognition. It was the second straight honorable mention nod for Flood, while it marks the first All-Ivy selection of Gottschall’s career. Cohen ended his senior season with 25 points and five assists to lead the Crimson in scoring. Flood was second in all of Division I lacrosse with a 67.1 win percentage at midfield. He also picked up a team-high 76 groundballs on the year. Gottschall caused nine...
Sophomore linebacker Peter Ajayi and sophomore cornerback Riki Yoshinaga led the Crimson with six tackles each, but it was Ajayi who had the real standout performance. His three sacks pushed the offense back a team-high 25 yards, he both forced and recovered a fumble, and he broke up a pass...
...Harvard in the win, but only one of those goals carried an assist with it. The 11 unassisted scores is a season high.... Co-captain John Henry Flood continued his dominance at the faceoff X, winning 19-of-24 tries against Holy Cross. He also picked up a team-high eight groundballs.... Crusaders captain Paul LeBlanc frustrated sophomore goalie Joe Pike all afternoon, scoring four goals and assisting once in the losing effort. It was the second time this year Pike has given up that many points to a single player at home.... The top two teams...
...against Queens College (3-9), was almost as one-sided as its later match against Utica. Led by Mueller, the Crimson coasted to the 13-3 victory by applying its press and taking advantage of its speed on offense. Mueller, who was celebrating her 21st birthday, poured in a team-high four goals. The rest of the scoring was split up among five of her teammates. Snyder and freshmen Kathryn Bilder tallied a pair of goals each, while Bergquist and MacLaughlin also notched scores. “We are a bit further along than both of those teams...