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...confidence, everyone feels better, plays better, and has more fun.” Harvard flirted with regaining the lead in the first few minutes of the second half, when Rollins made a fast-break layup and Hallion added a layup of her own on the next possession. But the Catamounts?? Nicole Trott converted a three-point play, and Kotsopoulos followed with a quick basket to push the lead back to seven. The Crimson resumes play tomorrow night when it hosts Holy Cross at Lavietes at 7 p.m.—Staff writer Emily W. Cunningham can be reached...
...SCORES If one facet of the game doomed the Crimson yesterday, it was rebounding—a recurring weakness for this year’s squad. After being out-rebounded by Vermont, 46-28, Harvard has now been out-rebounded in all but one of its eight losses. The Catamounts?? nine offensive rebounds during their 30-8 run in the first half resulted in nine points and allowed Vermont to slow the tempo of the game. “It comes down to how bad our guys want it,” sophomore guard Jeremy Lin said, adding...
...Catamounts (8-4) took control of the game early, knocking in a penalty corner 13 minutes into the contest. Less than a minute and a half later, Vermont junior Maegan Luce scored an unassisted goal on the Crimson (5-4) to make the lead 2-0 in the Catamounts?? favor. While Harvard was able to get seven shots in the first period, the first buzzer rang without a Crimson point on the board. The Catamounts did not let their two-score lead prevent them from playing hard offense, and just two minutes into the second half, Luce knocked...
...zone,” Donato said. “I’d be lying if I didn’t say that I feel we need to execute better on our power play.” But as soon as Vermont had a power-play opportunity, the Catamounts?? Torrey Mitchell came through, pounding in a shot from the outside left against Crimson goalie Justin Tobe 10:37 into the period to capture an early 1-0 lead. “Both teams were very tight defensively,” Vermont coach Kevin Sneddon...
When the Crimson steps on the field today, it will be looking to beat Vermont for the first time since 2002. In the last three years, the Harvard men’s soccer team has opened its season with losses to the Catamounts??with last year’s tight 1-0 defeat a display of how the Catamounts have stunned the Crimson before it could even get into the flow of the season. With six games under its belt this season—and a 4-2-0 record to boast—Harvard hopes keep...