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...Michael Fucito was named to Top Drawer Soccer’s Team of the Week, as well as the Ivy League Honor Roll along with his teammate, senior co-captain Matt Hoff. Hoff was also selected to the College Soccer News National Team of the Week, and freshman Alex Chi was honored as the Ivy League Rookie of the Week. “It’s great that our guys are getting recognized for their strong play. It only adds to the quality on the field,” senior co-captain Adam Hahn said...
...PROVIDENCE 1 Key efforts by Fucito and Hahn in the second half of the game lifted the Crimson to a tough 2-1 victory over Providence on Sunday. After a scoreless first half, Harvard was finally able to find the net in the 74th minute, when freshman Alex Chi connected with Fucito. The Friars did not wait long to retaliate, tying the game at 1 just over two minutes later. The goal by Jonathan Medcalf was the only tally registered on Hahn in the Crimson’s last three outings. But Fucito was able to give Harvard the lead...
...Harvard men’s soccer team’s season-opening victory against Rhode Island on Saturday bumped the Crimson from No.15 to No. 13 in College Soccer News’ national rankings and earned individual accolades for senior co-captain Matt Hoff and freshman Alex Chi. Hoff, who assisted on the first two Harvard goals before adding the game-winning score in the 3-2 win over the Rams, was named to the College Soccer Division I National Team of the Week. Hoff’s goal came midway through the second half, when he juked two defenders...
...second half that we had to deal with,” said Harvard head coach John Kerr. “I am really happy that we got the right result here.” One of the reasons the Crimson got that result was freshman Alex Chi. Less than 10 minutes into the contest, Chi scored the first goal of his collegiate career. The tally came when Hoff played the ball to sophomore Andre Akpan who was cutting inside the box. Akpan threaded a pass through two defenders while Chi slipped in behind them in time to receive the ball...
...might have happened if U.S. troops had stayed in South Vietnam after the 1973 peace treaty and prevented or repelled the 1975 North Vietnamese invasion that unified the country under communist rule. It's possible that if that kind of armistice had been negotiated, the former Saigon (now Ho Chi Minh City) would now be an economic powerhouse on on par with Seoul, instead of a still-poor, low-income but fast-growing economic center. This never-was South Vietnam might even have developed into a multi-party democracy as South Korea eventually...