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...It’s not just O’Hagan and Dawson. They’ve got other kids out there.”Dawson, O’Hagan, and those other kids didn’t get much help elsewhere in the league this weekend, as Yale squeaked by Brown, 27-24, and a failed extra-point attempt in double overtime cost Penn in the Quakers’ 31-30 loss to Princeton.Although Penn will look for redemption against the Crimson next week, it seems as if everyone else will have their eyes on witnessing history. Everyone except Dawson...
...position before.Last year, Martin was the only goalie to dress for the Harvard women’s hockey team during a crucial mid-season conference series. Martin, a freshman with all of two career starts to her name, responded with the best performance of her career, holding Brown and Yale to a single goal over the course of 130 minutes, as the Crimson tied the Bears and the Bulldogs. Now, Martin and Harvard are in similar straits. Martin is charged with minding net for the sixth-ranked Crimson with only junior walk-on Kristin Toretta on the bench as insurance...
...yards on the ground were enough to boost him over 1,000 for the fourth straight season…The win was the Crimson’s 400th at Harvard Stadium. It was also the team’s 1,200 varsity football game…After Yale inched out Brown in a 27-24 win, Harvard remains tied with Princeton for second in the Ancient Eight.—Staff writer Madeleine I. Shapiro can be reached at mshapiro@fas.harvard.edu...
...improve they did. The Crimson’s mediocre league record, barely breaking the .500 mark, nonetheless landed it among Penn, Yale, and Cornell in the Ivy League runner-up spot behind undefeated Princeton...
...considerably on Saturday, and Harvard fans had to be disappointed with what they saw.The Crimson took care of business, dispatching of last-place Columbia 24-7 despite a sloppy, penalty-filled outing.But Harvard got no help from its fellow Ivy leaders, who both pulled out close Ancient Eight wins. Yale got 10 fourth-quarter points, including a 3-yard Mike McLeod touchdown plunge, to earn a come-from-behind victory over Brown in Providence, maintaining the Eli’s perfect Ivy record and first-place position.Princeton, meanwhile, needed two overtimes to settle its battle with Penn. After the Quakers...