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...Villanova??s goaltender had no idea where to look in the first matchup of the Harvard Invitational, as 10 different Crimson players scored in a Harvard blowout...
...seven points in the first half as Villanova lacked the force to muster a single goal. Harvard’s chain of shots began with Kennifer, who scored four times against the Wildcats throughout the game. Purcell would continue the momentum, putting two more in the back of the Villanova??s net while Perlman denied all Wildcat attempts in the first quarter.Freshman goaltender Laurel McCarthy took the net for the last three quarters, stopping four shots and allowing only two scores...
...succeed, but it will have to get going quickly to catch up with its competitors who have a clear leg up having spent time in the national spotlight. While Division I-AA players like Delaware’s Joe Flacco—now starting for the Ravens—Villanova??s Brian Westbrook, Eastern Illinois’ Tony Romo, and Bethune-Cookman’s Rashean Mathis, have increased the visibility of Division I-AA football, it’s far from being an easy route to the NFL. Yet scouts’ thinking seems to be shifting...
...feels more demoralizing, but it’s nice to have people to run with throughout the race. The big race made it hard to run as a tight pack, but the team managed.” Top individual honors at the invitational went to Villanova??s Bobby Curtis, who crossed the line at 23:39 on the men’s side, and Sally Kipyego of Texas Tech, who finished at 19:59 in the women’s race. Villanova also finished first in the men’s standings, while Princeton claimed first...
...ejections to pull away in the third period.Sophomore driver Vivian Liao scored four times to lead the Harvard and captain driver Arin Keyser added three goals, as the Crimson won its second game in several hours.This match was much closer than the first one, as Harvard had trouble containing Villanova??s motion offense which drew many ejections.“Villanova runs a motion offense with a lot of driving,” Keyser said. “The ejections were a direct result of that offensive movement.”The Wildcats used those ejections to keep...