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...upset. Ashley Amo and Katie Cox both scored for Princeton, followed by a three-minute span in which attack Kathleen Miller scored a hat trick for the Tigers. Princeton scored four more goals before the Harvard got on the board again. Finally, junior attack Tara Schoen stopped the Tigers?? streak, scoring for the Crimson to cut the lead to 9-2. However, Princeton would not stay quiet for long. The Tigers fired off more goals the halftime whistle to send Harvard into its team meeting down 13-2. While it was too little, too late, the second half...
...season at the Class of 2004 Cup. In addition, the second varsity eight fought for a second-place finish in their heat, and the novice eight won the Grand Final of the competition, defeating rival Princeton by almost 12 seconds, coming in with a time of 7.02.7 to the Tigers?? 7.14.4.But somewhere between the first heats of the varsity eights and the novice’s triumph, the team hit a rough patch.Whether it was due to the fatigue, which naturally set in as a result of the first varsity eight racing in both the heavyweight and lightweight...
...pair of New Jersey natives, both of whom attended the Lawrenceville School just outside of Princeton, had the task of choosing between joining the Tigers??a hotbed for lacrosse success in recent years—and Harvard, home to two programs of mid-level stature. Both Crimson programs have struggled this year, with the men sitting at 3-5 overall and the women maintaining a 2-8 record...
...Walsh described how his Harvard team felt before its Ivy Championship Series date with Princeton last spring. After surviving the brutal gauntlet of the Rolfe Division—last-place Yale finished with an 11-9 mark, or the same record as the Gehrig Division-winning Tigers??the Crimson exhaled when it saw black and orange in the visitors’ dugout. “Maybe we needed to be on edge like we were every weekend,” Walsh said, “knowing that if you drop two of four, if you split, you?...
...game.” Three others players competed for the Crimson. Junior Supriya Balsekar advanced to the quarterfinals with victories over Penn’s Radhika Ahluwalia and Princeton’s Claire Rein-Weston before falling to Reddy in four games. Junior Jennifer Blumberg defeated the Tigers?? Casey Riley but lost to Lange in the Round of 16. And senior Audrey Duboc, recently recovered from the flu, edged Williams’ Toby Eyre in five games in the opening round. But Lorentzen proved too tough to overcome in the Round of 16, as Duboc?...