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...found itself facing.But Union goaltender Kris Mayotte and his defensemen had other ideas.Mayotte made eight saves in the third period, including a terrific save on freshman blueliner Jack Christian with twelve minutes left in the game. He also denied Kevin Du twice in the last six minutes.Harvard called a timeout with 1:16 to play and pulled goaltender John Daigneau shortly after that, but it was all for naught, as Dutchmen defensemen blocked two shots in the final half-minute.“We played a very strong third period,” Donato said. “But when...
...seven from freshman Brady Weissbound, while sophomore Jordan Weitzen posted his first double-double of the season with 11 kills and 11 digs.Despite this newfound rhythm, the fourth game brought troubles for the worn-out Crimson, which battled point for point before falling behind 21-17.But after a much-needed timeout, the team battled back to tie the game at 24, thanks to two kills from Weissbound.Fighting point for point yet again, Harvard pulled ahead 28-27 on a kill from McKiernan and finished the game 30-28.“We just didn’t take care...
...McCaffery said. She’s who we want on the line in that situation. She was great tonight.” Robinson’s heroics, however, were short-lived after Hayes swished the shot that silenced Lavietes Pavilion. Though the Crimson called a desperation timeout with 0.4 ticks remaining, a baseball pass was deflected away by Hayes—who else—as time expired. The Crimson returns to action this weekend, when Harvard hosts Columbia on Friday and Cornell on Saturday. —Staff writer Aidan E. Tait can be reached at atait@fas.harvard.edu...
...spurt of the young season. Two Jessica Holsey layups and a pair of free throws from senior guard Laura Robinson brought Harvard within four with 6:51 to go in the game. The Crimson forced three turnovers in just over a minute, and the Cavaliers called a 30-second timeout with the score a precarious 45-41 for the hosts. “That was really exciting,” Hallion said of the run. “Nobody expected us to come in here and get the win. We could see Virginia getting worried at that point...
...guard Lindsay Hallion, making the score 54-53 with 6:47 to play. After two Stag field goals made the score 57-54, a scoop down low from senior point guard Laura Robinson, who finished the game with 18 points, made it 57-56. Following a steal and a timeout from junior forward Christiana Lackner with 5:09 left, Harvard had the ball and a chance to regain the lead, but a 6-0 Fairfield run with two minutes to go put the game out of reach for the Crimson. During the run, the Stags capitalized on each of Harvard?...