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...course of six consecutive minutes with an extra man, Harvard failed to finish one goal. Often, instead of being on the offensive, the Crimson was forced to protect its own goal despite its five-on-four edge. Outshot by BU 40-20, Harvard had no respite from the Terriers?? offense, even when the Crimson should have had the advantage. “We were very fortunate to win the game, [with] the way we were playing on special teams,” Donato said, adding, “We didn’t look like a power play...
...redirected junior Abbie Harpstead’s shot, but the rookie keeper rose to the challenge. At game’s end, Harvard’s opportunities were too few, too little, and too late. In total, the Crimson managed only four shots on goal compared to the Terriers?? 10. Coming into this game, BU had won three of its last four games. The Terriers?? most recent win was against No. 16 Albany 3-1 last Saturday. Last night’s result marks the fourth consecutive loss for Harvard. In the past two weeks...
...Crimson when Wideroff, just one weapon in Harvard’s arsenal of talented rookies, finished off a pass from sophomore midfielder Christina Hagner just 30 seconds into the second extra frame. The second half saw no shortage of chances for the Crimson, which kept the ball in the Terriers?? half and thrilled the home crowd with several shots missing just high or right of the BU goal.Sheeleigh looked like she would be the hero for Harvard, ripping two near misses at the end of both the second half and the first overtime period.The Terriers breathed a collective...
When the game was cancelled with 5:40 remaining in the first half, the Terriers led the Crimson 10-4, with Harvard’s Sarah Flood scoring the first goal, and the Terriers?? Erica Baumgartner following up thirty seconds later...
...sophomore Michael Kalfayan also earned Harvard a decisive victory, with an 8-2 win over Jared Kobren and Jeff Chudacoff. In singles action, Harvard dominated as well, winning all six matches. In the No. 2 spot, sophomore Sasha Ermakov posted a quick 6-1, 6-2 win against the Terriers?? Weinstein, sailing past his opponent, in marked contrast to his grueling matches during spring break. This was soon followed by another Harvard victory from No. 5 Kalfayan over Chudacoff by a score of 6-2, 6-0. At No. 3, senior Shantanu Dhaka defeated Gallarotti...