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...going to be a battle,” Donato said. “But we’re expecting to be ready for it.” Harvard has averaged a game every three days this season, but has had more than a week to prepare for tonight??s contest in Thompson Arena. “Time to get back to our systems and make sure everything’s sound,” Reese said. He knows that on paper, the Crimson has a better record, better goaltending, and a better defense—that on paper...
...coach of the year. McDonnell led the Wildcats to a 10-1 regular season mark and a No. 1 ranking in the final poll before the postseason. New Hampshire suffered a 24-21 home loss in the quarterfinals of the I-AA playoffs to one of tonight??s title game participants, Northern Iowa. Brown coach Phil Estes finished fifth in the voting, a year after Harvard coach Tim Murphy finished second in balloting for the award. Estes received six first-place votes. No Ivy coach has ever won the Eddie Robinson Award, though three Patriot League coaches have...
...knocked off then-No. 2 Dartmouth behind five goals from superstar Nicole Corriero. The Crimson later scraped out a 4-3 win in the return meeting, prevailed in the ECAC tournament championship, and rode the positive vibes all the way to the NCAA title game. Harvard can only hope tonight??s game has a similar effect. Although the Big Green has been looming a little less large and verdant of late, limping into town unranked, that has no effect on the potency of the match-up. Expect the two Ivy foes to bring out the best in each...
...Katey Stone before her team’s practice yesterday afternoon. “Just a lot of energy, very high-tempo games. There’s a lot of pride on the line.” Senior captain Carrie Schroyer said that it would be difficult to treat tonight??s game like any other. “You feel it, just because of those past experiences,” Schroyer said “It’s a huge regular season game for us—a big ECAC matchup,” Stone said...
...team struggling mightily on the road, some Boston home cooking may be just what the Harvard women’s basketball needs. The Crimson will look to end its four-game losing streak with a victory in tonight??s home game against river rival Boston University (5-2)—the team’s first time playing at Lavietes Pavilion in almost three weeks. “We’ve spent a long time on the road,” junior forward Christiana Lackner said. “It will be very nice...