Word: tourneys
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...more riding on tonight's Harvard UNH rematch than on the previous games. It's worth a trip to the final, but--as important, at least for Harvard a win could clinch home ice in the opening round of the NCAA Championship. Four Eastern teams will play in the tourney; two will stay home and two will travel West. If the Crimson makes the top two in the ECAC playoffs after finishing second in the regular season, it will play at Bright Center next weekend...
Like UNH and Harvard, the late-game semifinalists also have NCAA bids locked up. And though Providence is the tourney's top seed and St. Lawrence the fourth, the visitors from the North Country are no long shots. The West Division champs finished the regular campaign just one-and-a-half games behind the Friars--which indicates just how evenly matched all of the final four...
Rarely does a team accomplish everything that it expects to in a season. But nearly a week ago, the Harvard men's squash team did just that at the intercollegiate tourney at Princeton, finishing a perfect season with its biggest win in recent history. The victory ended a season that still seems like a dream to some, an ending that showed everyone what a strong team...
...only did last night's victory boost Harvard's playoff chances, but it also set the Crimson back on track. New Jersey Institute of Technology handed the spikers their only loss of the season Saturday in the East Coast Volleyball League Open tourney...
...weekend tourney was the team's Saturday performance. Shaking some first day jitters, Harvard placed all six racquetmen in semi-final play, the only team to do so in the tournament...