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...rough day in all senses of the word when the Harvard men’s soccer team took on Brown yesterday at Ohiri Field. With 25-30 mph winds blowing hard, the conditions were far from being ideal and the Crimson was unable to make the best of a bad situation. After a tough game Harvard (4-6-1, 0-3-0 Ivy) fell 3-0 to Brown (8-3-1, 3-0-0) extending its losing streak to five games—a streak the Crimson hasn’t seen since the 2000 season...
What a difference two weeks makes. After losing its first contest of the season, a 1-0 grudge match with Vermont, the Harvard men’s soccer team went on a tear. Going unbeaten in its next five games, it had its sights firmly set on a conference title. What have followed are four straight losses, two of which have come to Ivy opponents. Now the Crimson (4-5-1, 0-2 Ivy) is set to face Brown (7-3-1, 2-0) tomorrow, and if the game is anything like last year’s matchup, Harvard...
...Harvard women’s soccer team, defense truly rules the school. In compiling an impressive record, the Crimson (7-3-2 1-1-1 Ivy) boasts several statistics that tell the story of the season. Perhaps the most telling is this staggering stat—in its seven victories this season, Harvard has not given up a single goal, seven shut outs. Both of its ties were 0-0 results. In fact, the team has given up only five goals through 12 games on the year for an outstanding goals against average of .416. Playing such...
...also support the students’ right to speak out against what they believe to be discrimination.”The event is sponsored by 16 political and nonpolitical student groups, including such groups as the Student Animal Legal Defense Fund and the Law School soccer club, according to a press release.—Staff writer Javier C. Hernandez can be reached at jhernand@fas.harvard.edu...
...surrendered three or more goals. This streak comes after the Crimson allowed just three goals over the first six games of the season, and in this case was against a BU team that had been shut out six times in its first 11 games. But 60 minutes of shutout soccer shows some signs that the Crimson might be coming out of their defensive funk. “I was real happy going to the half with the shutout,” Craig said. “Hopefully we can build on that.” The importance of a defensive...