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...heading back to New Haven on the heels of a blowout win. The first quarter belonged to the Bulldogs as four different players scored goals and the Yale defense held Harvard to just two shots.The Crimson suffered a serious blow on offense 10 minutes into the quarter when Carle Stenmark??second on the team in scoring—went down with a blow to his right knee. The senior was taken off on a cart and would not return to the game, although the injury was not deemed serious.Having lost one of its offensive weapons, the Crimson never...
...lack of offensive production early on demonstrated how sorely Harvard missed him.BITS AND PIECESThe loss was the Crimson’s first at Harvard Stadium. The team is now 3-1 in the facility.... Yale’s victory was its first against the Crimson in four years.... Stenmark??s injury was the third affecting the Harvard offense; sophomore Max Motschwiller and junior Zach Widbin were also sidelined.... Just one game separates Cornell from an undefeated season after it locked up its sixth Ivy League victory on Saturday against Brown.... The Crimson finishes the regular season...
...overcome UMass sophomore attackman Jim Connolly’s performance, though, as the Minutemen’s only returning offensive starter ripped a career-high five goals.The Crimson began the afternoon by scoring the first two goals—Mahler sprinted past his defender for an unassisted goal following Stenmark??s fast-break score to start the game.The lead did not last much past the first quarter, though, as Connolly scored all three goals during a 3-1 UMass run, tying the game at 3-3 with 13:15 left in the second quarter.Freshman defenseman Billy Geist...
...goal, tri-captain Jake McKenna posted a .561 save percentage and an 8.28 goals-allowed average en route to Honorable Mention All-Ivy Honors. In front of him, tri-captain Spencer Stenmark??the only other Crimson player to pick up Honorable Mention All-Ivy Honors—and Malone combined with sophomore Tom Mikula to start 37 of a possible 39 games. Mikula made the switch from defensive midfielder before the start of the season...
...FM’s hottest women—was asked what “hot is,” she replied, “LAX’ers of course!”? Or that the other three people profiled on the centerfold spread are all gazing longingly in Stenmark??s general direction? After all, he did describe himself as “ridiculously good looking...