Word: adelphi
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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Against Cornell, the home fans got their first look at the team's newest star. John Lechner, an attackman turned goalie, filled the shoes and more of the graduated Ken First. Only Lechner's 27 saves opposite Adelphi in the final game of the regular season, topped the 24 he turned back against...
Predun waited until the following Saturday, then while leading the Crimson to a 15-12 win over Adelphi, posted three goals and an assist to move into the number two spot on the Harvard All-time scoring list. The playoff loss brought an end to Predun's fine career and with it closed out an era in Harvard lacrosse...
After turning back 27 shots against Adelphi to close out the regular season with his highest game total for saves, Lechner is ready for today's game. The only change he'll make from that first game against the same Hopkins Blue Jays two months ago is to chatter at the shooters more and let them know the cage belongs...
Apparently determined to keep the game within reach of the home team, the officials let Adelphi roughness go unaccounted for while shaking the Crimson down for its shadow-like but still clean defense...
...ahead goal came from attackman Ed Hughes. Until Saturday Hughes was the spark in the Adelphi offense, but Harvard's Haywood Miller employed his usual defensive stick wizardry, forcing the often dominating Hughes to cut his act short against the Crimson...