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...nervous. Columbia had posted some fast times near the start of the season, and we knew that [the Lions] were going to be a tough challenge,” co-captain Kelly Mooney said. After losing the 200-yard medley relay with a time of 1:47.61 to the Lions?? 1:46.37, the Crimson rallied back with a string of wins. Sophomore Katherine Pickard took the 400-yard individual medley in 4:25.14, and freshman Catherine Zagroba was victorious in the 200-yard freestyle, finishing with a time...
...Lions?? record is misleading. Columbia has only given up 200.4 yards per game in the air this season, good for second-best in the Ivy League. If the Lions?? defense plays like it has all season and Columbia can get a big performance out of star wide receiver Austin Knowlin, I think we could very well see an upset in this...
...second overtime determined to finally capitalize on the offensive end. With the second overtime winding down, the Crimson, despite its four shots on goal to Columbia’s two, had yet to score. At 105:58, freshman Melanie Baskind fired a shot at the goal. Rebecca Taylor, the Lions?? goalie, did not have a chance. The ball rocketed towards the goal, hit the top goalpost, shaking the net, and deflected straight down and out. In a controversial call, the referee did not signal goal, causing both the Crimson’s fans and players to break...
...Junior Kwaku Nyamekye took a free kick on the edge of the box that was deflected, and the ball nestled into the bottom right corner.Harvard was not done yet. Stamatis, probably the man of the match, picked up the ball at midfield on the right side and left the Lions?? defenders in his wake. Stamatis played through freshman Ben Tsuda, who scored his first career goal. Stamatis was at the center of nearly every Crimson attack, putting in a notable performance on Senior Day.“He’s our best true soccer player...
...good job of containing him, but he’s an up-and-coming player, hats off to him. He’s a load, too, to try to bring down on a tackle.” Olawale’s mobility was particularly evident on the Lions?? first drive of the contest, which gave Columbia its only lead of the game. Olawale carried three times for 15 yards and then escaped heavy Crimson pressure on third down to throw a 23-yard touchdown pass immediately before getting hit. —Staff writer Brad Hinshelwood...