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...need to improve],” he commented. “On defense we know what we need to run, but offensively we still need to develop a few things.”REDLANDS 15, HARVARD 7Looking to bounce back from two difficult losses on Saturday, the Crimson took on the Bulldogs (2-2) Sunday afternoon hoping for its first win of the season. Harvard earned a 2-1 advantage early, but the Redlands squad settled into a rhythm, riding a 15-4 edge in ejections to a 9-3 halftime lead.Seven different players tallied goals for the Crimson?...
...Harvard forward’s second attempt rocketed off her right foot and into the cage.“Pretty wild goal, I know,” Crimson coach Ray Leone said. “A great little half chance by Sheeleigh, and I’m glad she took it. A great player will score crazy goals like that sometimes.”Figuring out the kinks in its offense, Harvard emphasized staying aggressive following the early score, and finished with 11 shots in the half.“We played well at times,” Leone said...
...have noticed people from the venerable soft drink brand Dr. Pepper out in the Square this weekend giving away free cans of their new cherry Dr. Pepper and Diet Dr. Pepper drinks. FlyBy chatted them up before they took off Monday, and they said they'd be back near the corner of Dunster St. and Mass. Ave. on Wednesday starting at 11 a.m. No word on whether they'll be back later in the week, though, so clear your schedule. Free drinks > that course you're shopping...
...Lily did a great job running the offense,” Weiss said. “She tried to spread it out and move the hitters…that was the goal” In the deciding set, the Crimson and Raiders were tied at 13 when Ingersoll took over. On the next two points, Durwood set Ingersoll up for resounding kills that clinched Harvard’s first victory of the season. “It just happened to be me,” Ingersoll said. “If anything, it was really important that...
...found freshman Scott Prozeller, who opened the scoring against the Eagles. Right before halftime, the Crimson added a second, when Akpan’s one-touch play allowed sophomore Jamie Rees to score his first goal in a Harvard uniform.The seven points that Akpan collected from the two games took him past the century mark in career points, and he now sits at 104. For his weekend’s efforts, Akpan was named the Ivy League’s Co-Player of the Week.The accolade is just the most recent of a long list that he has already accumulated...