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...team’s own goal. “It was an odd play, but own-goals happen and that’s soccer,” Lau said. “It was a definitely a cushion, a nice thing for us.” The Crimson welcomed Devon Sherman back into the starting lineup after the freshman midfielder, who started the first five games of the season, sprained her right ankle on September 15 against Penn State. But a scary moment for another of Harvard’s star freshmen came midway through the second half when...
...rocketed the ball off the near post. Shean would continue to pressure, taking four of Northeastern’s ten shots. The Crimson threatened to score next, earning a penalty corner of its own. However, after senior back Jennifer DeAngelis passed the ball in, the Huskies blocked junior back Devon Shapiro’s shot. “When, we’re in the attacking third of the field, we need to come away with something positive,” Caples said. As the first half came to a close, Harvard seemed to let down its guard on defense...
...come out more intense and more focused,” Odorczyk said. “It’s a blessing and it’s a curse. We want to do that from the beginning.” The team will help itself by getting healthy. Freshman Devon Sherman will look to be in the lineup this coming week, and Lizzy Nichols started Saturday for the first time since suffering stress fractures in her face during a collision two weeks ago against St. Mary’s. However, starting defender and sophomore Allison Keeley will not be back...
...home turf. With the greatest offensive showing of any Harvard opponent thus far, Duke defeated the Crimson 5-2, asserting its position as the nation’s fourth-ranked team. “It was a great opportunity for us as a team,” junior defender Devon Shapiro said. “We really just tried to concentrate on ourselves.” The Blue Devils’ senior midfielder Amy Stopford led the Duke charge with a hat trick. Harvard was able to hold off the Blue Devils for the first 11 minutes of the game...
...disappointing loss to Rhode Island and earlier losses to nationally ranked teams, the Crimson currently enjoys an undefeated record in the Ivy League after Sunday’s win against Penn. Harvard will be helped by the return from injury of defenders Allison Keeley and Lizzy Nichols. Freshman midfielder Devon Sherman will remain on the sidelines for at least one more game after suffering a right ankle sprain September 15th in a loss to Penn State. Ultimately, the Crimson can compete with Yale, but to do so will take cohesive team play. “I’m much...