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...Nichols and junior Nicole Rhodes, stayed physical and tackled hard throughout the game. Although Dartmouth fired 15 shots in the second half, Harvard’s back line maintained Harvard’s narrow lead. “[Rhodes and Nichols] really held us together today,” coach Ray Leone said. “They were focused the entire game. More than usual, people were struggling, but they were hanging tough.” Despite earning the victory, the Crimson lacked the offensive rhythm that it showed in last week’s four-goal effort against Princeton...
...gave the Crimson (5-2, 4-0) a game, but 11,005 fans saw Harvard pull through and notch another important Ivy League victory, 28-21, knocking the Big Green out of title contention.“A very solid, workmanlike victory,” said Crimson head coach Tim Murphy. “They made us work for everything. I thought Dartmouth was a really well-coached football team—they played extremely hard.”And Murphy would know, as the battle pitted him against longtime friend and Dartmouth head coach Buddy Teevens. Both coaches...
...carries, including a 41-yard scamper. Freshman Gino Gordon added 64 yards on 15 carries of his own.“Quite honestly, Dartmouth’s not been a super strong team against the run, so we felt like we could run the ball,” head coach Tim Murphy said. “We’ve gotten better, we’ve tried to balance our offense, and we’re getting back to being a more balanced offense the last two weeks—and that’s what we need...
...thick of the race for the Walter Payton Award, given annually to the best player in Division I-AA. And though McLeod’s still in the running for the hardware and the Bulldogs are still unbeaten, the league’s parity—something almost every coach has talked about this season—is becoming apparent. Yale squeaked by Penn a week ago in the second triple-overtime game in league history (avenging its loss in the first such game two years ago against Harvard), and on Saturday, the Bulldogs went the entire first half without...
...Brown .273 to .025 in the opening game, which included a 16-1 Harvard run.Sophomore Katherine Kocurek had 15 digs in the game and finished with 29 in the match.“After a tough loss [against Yale], we came out solid,” head coach Jennifer Weiss said. “We executed the game plan well.”Traveling to Providence, the Crimson was hoping to defeat the Bears for the second time this season. Earlier this month, Harvard downed Brown, 3-1, at home. And after the dominant first game, it looked...