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...water also corresponds to the way you play,” Zdrojewski says.When Farrar posted the starting lineup two days before the opening match, the girls were shocked to see five of their names in the starting seven. The rookies were also quick to note that playing on Farrar??s team does not reflect any hierarchy, but rather a tactic used to get an advantage on the opponent.“I think [Farrar] is going for shock and awe,” Kennifer suggests. “The other teams haven’t seen us much?...
...Devon MacLaughlin also contributed offensively. NYAC 12, HARVARD 10 Earlier on Sunday, the Crimson lost a heartbreaker to NYAC. After building an 8-2 lead by halftime, Harvard gave up eight goals in the third quarter, while scoring only two itself. In the decisive fourth quarter, Crimson coach Erik Farrar??s team was shut out as Harvard lost 12-10. Despite the final outcome, the team looked impressive in the first half. The Crimson began a 6-0 run less than two minutes into the game. Zdrojewski scored two goals during this stretch. Farrar credited the first-half...
...started so well.“We have to get everybody back on the same page,” Harvard coach Erik Farrar said. “We need to get back in sync and start doing what we do best, not [straying from] the plan.”Farrar??s concern stems from a disparity between individual talent on the Crimson roster and team play in the pool. While many have performed well, logging high save totals and solid offensive efforts, Harvard has just been unable to hold it together for four quarters. This tendency proved particularly...
...think it’s great that we’ve had the opportunity [this season] to do that.”Freshman Patricia Smith, voted the team’s Rookie of the Year, became a valuable fixture in the lineup and backed head coach Erik Farrar??s confidence by scoring 10 goals. Sophomores Roxanne Pinto and Kathryn Bilder each saw increased time in the pool and netted eight and 18 goals, respectively. After going through some harrowing results in the weeks leading up to Northern Championships (a 19-5 loss at home to No. 14 Hartwick...
Immediately after Coach Erik Farrar??s well-timed timeout, sophomore Egen Atkinson asserted his presence in the pool by drawing a timely penalty. The successful attempt cut the lead back down to two and spelled the end of Brown’s dominant play in the water...