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...doing the right things.”PENN 30, HARVARD 18; AMERICAN 24, HARVARD 19In dual meets against No. 22 Penn and American Saturday at the MAC, Harvard (2-7, 1-4 EIWA) held its own despite Preston’s absence, winning half of the contested matches on the afternoon. Freshmen Andrew Flanagan (157 lbs.) and Louis Caputo (184 lbs.) each went 2-0 in their bouts, and junior tri-captain Bode Ogunwole (heavyweight), ranked seventh in the nation, finished the day for the Crimson with an impressive 4-3 victory in overtime against No. 13 Adam LoPiccolo...
...ball and raced down the floor, finishing the layup while absorbing a Kravic foul. After Columbia center Ben Nwachukwu pulled down an offensive board and scored the putback to pull within four, Harvard put together a 10-2 run to grab a 69-57 lead, its largest of the contest, with 1:08 left. Housman went 6-for-6 from the line and added an assist during the run. Housman finished the game with 20 points on 4-of-6 shooting from the field and hit 10-of-11 attempts from the line. “Drew was terrific tonight...
PROVIDENCE, R.I.—Entering Friday night’s contest against Brown, the Harvard men’s hockey team had won one of its last five. It was time to put some pucks on net—and high time for some bodies to follow the discs into the fray. “It’s nice to make the backdoor passes and pretty plays,” junior winger Ryan Maki said. “But the best opportunity is when we shoot the puck.” And so, when he skated the puck...
...players were most upset with the call that gave the ball back to Cornell with 13 seconds to play. With Beal holding the ball for junior guard Jim Goffredo in the attempt to set up a last-second isolation, Big Red guard Graham Dow stepped up to contest the transaction. The ball was knocked out of bounds, with possession being granted to Cornell.“[Dow] got his hand on the ball as it was coming and rode [Goffredo] out of bounds, so it should have been both out on them and a foul,” Beal said...
...Crimson derived just its lone goal from its five man-advantage opportunities, firing a mere seven shots. That was a far cry from the 15 shots on goal it generated with an extra skater the previous night. For Harvard, the struggles carried over from its first post-exam contest last Monday against the Big Green. The Crimson, which boasted the number-two power play in the country entering this past week, went 1-for-5 during that game and is now 2-for-17 over its last three games.Freshman Brittany Martin’s performance in net also helped...