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...house on a sunny Saturday afternoon, the Crimson (4-2-0, 0-0-0 Ivy) fell one goal short against Duke (6-0-1) in a 2-1 loss at Ohiri Field. Duke’s winning goal came early in the second half, only eight minutes into the frame. The Blue Devils’ Spencer Wadsworth charged at Harvard junior goalie Adam Hahn, who came out to grab the ball, then lofted it over his head into the back of the net. The Blue Devils opened up the scoring in the first half with a goal in the 21st...
...after Schoepfer had clanged a shot off the post. “At halftime, we talked about playing our game,” freshman defenseman Lizzy Nichols said. “In the first half, we were really letting them dictate the tempo.” In the second frame, Harvard fought its way back into the game with aggressive offensive play that resulted in two Penn State fouls near its own goal. Nichols, who has been a defensive leader throughout the season, took on a scorer’s mentality in the 64th minute and put the Crimson...
...with a diving save on a shot from six feet out during the 26th minute, deflecting the point-blank St. Mary’s strike out wide. While Mann was quiet during the second half and first overtime, she once again came up big in the second extra frame, this time with five seconds left in the game. Gael striker Mika Matsui broke through and seemed to have a wide open net. The Crimson’s sixth straight defeat seemingly in hand, Mann lunged out and deflected the possible game-winner. Time expired with Matsui on the ground...
...penalty box that beat Maine (0-5) goalie Giacomo Brunino, and the Crimson rolled from there to its second straight 3-1 decision.Freshman Adam Rousmaniere added a second first-half goal to give Harvard the cushion it needed as play tightened considerably in the second half. In the latter frame, Hahn—who is entrenched at starting goalie for the first time in his career—had to make two saves but was unable to turn away a third offering. By that time, however, Harvard had built a three goal lead on Altchek’s second...
...match, topping Rutgers 3-1 (24-30, 30-22, 30-15, 32-30) on Saturday afternoon.In game one, the Scarlet Knight offense controlled the tempo, registering just two attack errors and notching 21 kills. Though neither team led by more than two points through the middle of the frame, Rutgers (3-6) slowly increased its lead and won 10 of the last 15 points to take the opener, 30-24.The next two games, however, it was the Harvard offense that was in sync. Led by the outstanding play of senior middle hitter Katie Turley-Molony, the Crimson posted 32 total kills...