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...matches that showed the extent to which the team had meshed throughout the year.The Crimson (11-14, 5-9 Ivy) finished sixth in the Ivy League, undershooting high expectations heaped on it at the beginning of the year but showing a marked improvement over last year’s winless record in league play.Despite the tough loss to Yale, the team’s spirits were generally positive in light of a markedly improved season.“This was a really good weekend for us—a very emotional, positive experience and a great cap to a great...
...after the equalizer. Almost the only thing that wasn’t the same was Harvard’s record following the heartbreaking losses. Though the setback in 2005 only dropped the Crimson to a .500 record (2-2) in ECAC play, Friday’s loss kept Harvard winless (0-4) in the ECAC. Crimson coach Ted Donato ’91 said he had “mixed feelings” about the result. “In one respect, we lost another game, and it’s extremely disappointing,” Donato said, adding...
...pass from rookie blueliner Chad Morin for a man-advantage score at 10:28 of the third period. Nevertheless, Harvard’s 2-1 lead was short-lived. The Big Red scored goals at 15:51 and 18:27 to move ahead, 3-2, and keep the Crimson winless in league play. —THE CRIMSON STAFF
Looking back at its winless first half of the season, a respectable place in the Ivy League standings seemed an unrealistically optimistic objective for the Crimson field hockey team. But, as Harvard proved in its explosive season finale, it ain’t over ‘til it’s over...
Ancient Eight teams are a combined 19-11 as hosts this season. Harvard and Princeton, unsurprisingly, lead the way with 3-0 marks. Yale and Cornell also boast three home wins, against only one loss apiece. Dartmouth is the only squad with a losing record, in fact winless at Memorial Field in four games. Penn is second worst at 2-2, although one of its losses was against crosstown rival Villanova, whose partisans likely made up half of the attending crowd...