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...Mahler said. “It’s not the main reason why we lost, but it did affect us. We have to become a more adaptable team.” The Crimson made the contest a bit more interesting early in the third quarter, when Harvard scored back-to-back goals just over a minute apart to shrink the lead to 8-3. Sophomore midfielder Matt Motschwiller scored the second of the two, but Ohio State fired off four straight goals to push the lead back to 12-3 and squelch any ideas...
...alpine men’s team saw back-to-back finishes in the slalom by sophomore Jake Segal with 1:48.59 in 41st and junior Matt Basilico with 1:50.18 in 42nd...
...some better free-throw shooting at Princeton, Harvard would likely have won that game. Now it goes against a Tiger team that may be without one of its top players, forward Kyle Koncz, who has battled a foot injury recently. Koncz has trouble playing on the second night of back-to-back games, though that didn’t prevent him from playing in that situation last week. If the Crimson can get offense from someone besides Drew Housman, it has a very good chance to win this game. While its struggles against Princeton are well-documented, beating...
...shots ended all hopes for the Crimson.Now comes the next step for Harvard: sustain this effort for seven minutes longer and get that elusive Ivy road win.“We won at Vermont and CCSU. The major challenge was to transfer this road toughness into an Ivy-league back-to-back,” coach Frank Sullivan said. “I think it didn’t get away from us either night—it was good to see we could put out the effort back-to-back...
...baskets coming from beyond the arc—and 8-of-8 from the charity stripe.Despite entering the game fourth in the league standings, Penn proved to be a tough opponent to overcome. Harvard maintained a slim advantage after opening the game with a 4-0 run. However, two back-to-back three-pointers by the Quakers changed that.The Penn lead would be just as short-lived, however. Baskets by junior Lindsay Hallion and sophomore Katie Rollins, including a three-point play by Hallion, put the Crimson up 16-8 at the 14:34 mark.Harvard held...