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...Saints before blanking Rensselaer and Union.If his improvement continues, the only thing left for him to do may be to score a goal or two of his own.KILLING TIMEDespite committing seven penalties on Saturday night and another seven the night before, playing a man down for a combined total of 28 minutes, Harvard’s penalty-killing units never allowed their opponents to capitalize.On both nights, Richter performed flawlessly despite the one-man deficit, stopping the five shots let loose by the Engineers and another eight power-play shots from the Dutchmen. “The [penalty kill...
...match of very few chances. A year ago, it was Columbia that clinched the Ivy League crown in Cambridge. However, that is pretty much all that the two seasons had in common for the Crimson. Harvard (10-6-1, 3-4-0) more than tripled its win total from last season. Despite ending the year on a low note after losing its final two games, the Crimson will not think of the season as a failure. “We’ve improved, and I definitely think we grew,” coach Ray Leone said...
...Jaclyn Pangilinan. Pangilinan won the 100 and 200 breaststrokes and teamed up with seniors Hart, Meaghan Colling, and freshman Katy Hinkle to win the 200-yard medley relay. Hinkle grabbed an individual win in the 100-yard backstroke as well. Colling added to the Crimson’s point total by taking second in the 200-yard freestyle in 1:56.21 and third in the 100-yard freestyle in 54.22. Part of the team’s success came from the fact that they have been putting in many hours at the pool. “We have been training...
...winter and early in the spring season.” ATLANTIC COAST DINGHIES The warm waters of St. Petersburg welcomed the Crimson on Saturday and Sunday at the Atlantic Coast Dinghies, an 18-team regatta featuring mostly Northeastern schools. Harvard’s seventh-place finish came after 26 total races, and Boston College took the top spot in the end. Kovacs and senior crew Elyse Dolbec paced the Crimson in A-division. The duo took third place comfortably, even after a bit of trouble in the early races. “It was disappointing to see how we started...
...both losses sustained to Canada. Chu was named the U.S. Player of the Game in the 2-1 win over Finland, while Cahow assisted on a score in the 4-0 triumph over Sweden. Canada skated to a perfect 4-0 record in its gold-medal effort, amassing 17 total goals. Vaillancourt added a score in her team’s 5-3 win against Sweden in its third game of the Cup. —REBECCA A. COMPTON