Word: winlessness
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...Sunday, Silent Witness ran his last race at the Sha Tin course, the arena for all but one of his triumphs. There was to be no fairy-tale finish. After more than a year of assorted ailments and injuries during which he had gone winless, Silent Witness limped in ninth of 10 runners whom he would have pulverized in his prime. The bleak result didn't diminish the ardor for the mahogany 7-year-old. Upon trotting back to the unsaddling yard, Silent Witness was given an emotional reception of cheers and tears. Railbirds, decked in owner Archie da Silva...
...left corner of the net. The goal capped Meintel’s hat trick and lifted the Crimson to a more comfortable 5-2 lead, which remained up on the scoreboard until the buzzer sounded.NOTESWith Friday’s win over Union, Harvard snapped a three-game winless streak, the Crimson’s third of the season…Meintel’s hat trick was Harvard’s first of the year. The Crimson’s last three-goal output came off the stick of Dan Murphy ’06, who managed the feat...
While Cornell stands in a position to contend for the league title, Columbia, who enters the weekend winless through four Ivy matchups, seems like a team headed for the opposite fate. After recording only two conference victories a year ago, wins will be hard to come by for the Lions once again in 2007. Senior guard Megan Griffith is the team’s lone player in double figures this season at 14.1 points per game, and Columbia will need Griffith’s teammates step up if they hope to compete against Harvard or any other Ancient Eight contender...
...Harvard wrestling team emerged winless after a grueling day at the Lone Star Duals held at the South Grand Prairie High School Coliseum in Texas this Saturday. The Crimson, which fell to 0-4 in dual matches this season, lost to all three opponents it faced, while struggling to put up a consistent team performance. Tri-captain Bode Ogunwole and freshman J.P. O’Connor led the team with three victories each, but their performances were not enough to give Harvard its first dual match victory of the season. Harvard first faced Northern Colorado, losing 26-16, and then...
...Harvard women’s hockey team snapped out of a two-game winless slide on Saturday night, beating Providence 2-0 at the Bright Hockey Center and regaining crucial momentum that it will take into Friday’s game against No. 5 Dartmouth.Coming into the game having played four matches in the previous eight days, including a draining overtime showdown against New Hampshire the night before, the Crimson (12-2-1, 9-1-0 ECAC) hoped to clear up a number of questions. Will health be a nagging problem? Does the team have the mental and physical stamina...