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Harvard (6-18, 1-7 Ivy) comes into tonight??s game looking to move up in the Ivy League standings at the expense of the Tigers (5-17, 2-5 Ivy), who are experiencing their own five-game losing streak and have been winless so far on the road. The last time these two teams met, Princeton’s three-point shooting proved to be the difference. The Tigers went 12-of-29 from behind the arc, led by senior Kyle Koncz’s six long balls and sophomore Lincoln Gunn’s four...
...been playing really good hockey this year,” MacDonald said. “They’re on a hot streak too, and we’re tied with them right now.”Harvard and the Bulldogs both have 20 points heading in to tonight??s match, just one point behind fourth-place Cornell. With only ECAC teams left on the Crimson’s schedule, including a March 1st game at the Big Red to close out the regular season, every win counts. The determined squad wants to leave nothing to chance...
...Tonight??s] game is a huge game for our team, not only because of the league standings, but also because it is another step in achieving our team goals,” junior guard Niki Finelli said. “Maduka is a very talented player and this week we’ve been focusing on playing strong and tough defense to limit her touches and the impact she can have on the game...
...victory. But due to Princeton’s sheer depth of talent and having a match the previous day took its toll on Harvard as it lost, 9-0. This is the first time the Crimson has lost to Yale in its last four competitions with the Bulldogs. Tonight??s win propelled Yale to the No. 3 positions and dropped Harvard down to the No. 4 position in the CSA championships this weekend. Before the match, Yale and the Crimson were tied for second place in the Ancient Eight, but after tonight??s loss, Harvard moved...
...poll, in which they were slated to be the second best team behind Cornell.Home court advantage, however, could prove to be the deciding factor in this battle between two teams itching to prove their worth—and Yale is not making it any easier. The team has scheduled tonight??s game to be a “Bulldog Blue-Out,” encouraging fans to pack the stands and wear Yale’s team color.Harvard has been one of the Ivy’s hottest-shooting teams this season, scoring in 46.2 percent of their...