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...scoring for the Crimson, which scored three first-half goals en route to a 4-2 victory over Ivy League leader Princeton Saturday at Ohiri Field.The goal was the first of the season for Nichols, who led the team in scoring a year ago.“[Scoring early] wasn??��t something we had really done this season, and it’s something we’ve been striving to do,” sophomore goalkeeper Lauren Mann said. “It really lifted everyone up, and we knew from that moment that it was going...
...first game featured a number of ties and lead changes. The Crimson lost its momentum at the end of the game, however, allowing the Quakers to go on a 10-2 run and claim the first game, 30-23.“As a team, it wasn??��t our match,” Mahon said. “For the most part, we were aggressive, but we had some key errors. The aggression was there, but we just weren’t competitive enough.” Mahon led the Crimson in kills, successfully putting the ball away...
...elite Ivy League level.“Just seeing the strength and the power and the speed that these boats could produce made it very appealing and definitely something to look forward to, because our high school team was kind of rag-tag, and getting boats moving quickly wasn??��t always too easy to do,” Mulcahy said.But when the time came to move on to collegiate rowing, Mulcahy and Young decided to look past their hometown schools and pack their bags for Harvard, leaving behind the waters where they learned to love crew to make...
...forego his hockey career, this jack of all trades refused to say goodbye to sports.“Playing all the different sports helped develop my athletic abilities a little bit,” Wintner said. “That’s kind of why I wasn??��t ready to stop cold turkey and give it up when I got to college.”And Wintner, used to the highest level of competition in his country’s trademark sport, found similar competition and excellence in Newell Boathouse with the Harvard heavyweights. The Crimson heavyweights...
...Computer” has done Something Great—the critics say so, even if Thom Yorke doesn’t.And from the moment that the surprise, online-only release of “In Rainbows” was announced, the question wasn??��t whether you’d like the tunes. It was where the work would fall within their oeuvre, and how long it would take to figure it out.So as soon as the preordained masterpiece was released, the blogs and message boards buzzed to life. The critics were at work.The reason? Figuring out the Something...