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Nine months after a seven-goal loss in the opening round of the NCAA tournament, the Harvard men’s lacrosse team looked to rid itself of the sour feeling left by the Orange of Syracuse. But strong execution from a hardened Ohio State (3-1) squad and a lack of offense for the Crimson (0-1) resulted in a 13-4 Buckeye win against Harvard in front of 511 fans at a windy North Turf Field in Columbus, Ohio yesterday. And just like last May, it was the Crimson’s slow start that proved too much...
After a comfortable win over Yale on Wednesday, the Harvard men’s squash team was poised to ride the momentum and finally claim the CSA Championship. The Crimson blew through the opening round, easily handling Western Ontario in a 9-0 victory. But on Saturday, Harvard encountered a team that has been a thorn in its side this season. The Princeton Tigers, who upset the Crimson’s Ivy League title hopes Feb. 11, proved again to be an immovable force for Harvard, as a close 5-4 decision stopped the team’s title dreams...
...Becky Christensen cleared 1.78 meters in the high jump, good enough for second place in that event. Sophomore Brittan Smith added a point with a sixth-place finish in the long jump, and Tomas added eight more with a second-place finish in the triple jump. Junior Maureen Boyle rounded out the scoring with a sixth-place finish in the weight throw. The fifth-place finish came despite only having 23 girls make the trek to New York. “We have a lot of really outstanding talent in certain areas,” Stanton said...
...Crimson (10-10-2), Yale swept the season series, defeating Harvard, 5-2, at the Bright Hockey Center on Nov. 18 and 5-1 at Ingalls Rink on Feb. 16. Moreover, this is the first time since the 2003-2004 season that the Crimson will play in the first round of the ECAC playoffs, having clinched byes the past two seasons. But having an extra series to play didn’t slow Harvard three years ago, as the Crimson won the tournament as the sixth seed. “We went through the same thing my freshman year...
Saturday night was scheduled as the ceremonial Senior Night at Bright Hockey Center, but Friday night’s win may have postponed some of the farewells. Harvard’s victory over Colgate clinched a first-round ECAC playoff home series for the Crimson, ensuring that the team’s veteran members would spend at least one more weekend on their home ice. “We enjoy playing in front of our home crowd,” said Harvard coach Ted Donato ’91. “It is an advantage...