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...turn this unified ambition into reality, Havard will look to draw as much experience as possible from tournaments before the Ivy season in February. With four matchups against top 25 teams??including No. 5 Missouri, No. 19 Old Dominion, and No. 23 Virginia at the Northeast Collegiate Duals this month—Harvard will have its hands full during the winter...
...offensively,” says Harvard coach Ted Donato ’91. “He’s strong. He’s got good speed and puck skills.”Moore is also expected to see significant playing time on Harvard’s special teams??both on the power-play and penalty-kill lines.“He’s a guy who we feel can go seamlessly onto an offensive line or a shutdown line,” Donato says. “So we feel that...
...encompassing competitions in New York, Virginia, and Pennsylvania—the Crimson traveled to the National Tennis Center in Flushing, N.Y. for the three-day USTA Invitational. With the collegiate tournament providing a variety of opponents—from highly-seeded national programs to Ivy League and local college teams??it was the ideal preparation for a Harvard team yet to fully recover from lingering ailments. “I think we did very well this weekend,” Crimson coach Traci Green said. “We had some players [with] a few nagging injuries...
...shirts, get into the stands, and then…do nothing.I mean, nothing. Like zilch. Minus zilch. Which equals? Zilchy zilch.And I’ve been known to raise my voice a time or two or million to do my best to get the crowd going to support our teams??be it football or field hockey or basketball or women’s soccer.But our Crazies haven’t really got it. We need to learn from the cheering squad from which we ganked our fan club’s namesake. Yes, those crazies down in Cameron...
...From Friday to Sunday, the Crimson competed in two tournaments: the Northeast Invitational held in Flushing, N.Y. and the Brown Invitational held in Providence, R.I. With the Northeast USTA collegiate event providing a mixture of opponents—from highly-seeded national programs to Ivy League and local college teams??it was the ideal preparation for Harvard. With important tournaments to be played in the upcoming months, the Crimson aims to continue its progress. “I’m really pleased with our players,” Harvard coach Dave Fish ’72 said...