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...before the wins, the trophies, and the NCAA tournament appearance, it seemed all too soon that the championship would be out of the Crimson’s grasp, as the team fell to five of its first seven opponents. Although all were nonconference games, Harvard’s players couldn’t clamor back from deficits on both the offensive and defensive ends...
...earned at least a share of the Ivy League title. One week later, after a 2-1 overtime win against Columbia, Harvard took sole possession of the crown. The excitement couldn’t last long, though, as six days later the Crimson faced its first opponent in NCAA tournament play— Boston College...
...Harvard player’s loss to Mosolova was her first individual NCAA Championship appearance, which continues a nine-year streak of a Crimson woman earning a bid to the individual tournament. Previously, Harvard was represented by Beier Ko ’09 (2007-2009), Eva Wang ’06 (2006), Courtney Bergman ’05 (2003-2005), and Susanna Lingman...
...feel honored to represent Harvard at the national championships,” Cao said. “I really want to come back to this tournament for the next two years...
...forgetting its previous struggles, Green’s squad fought its way to a 13-8 record and tied with Princeton for the Ivy title with a 6-1 league performance. But Harvard lost the tiebreaker to the Tigers and therefore did not automatically qualify for the NCAA tournament, and its No. 66 ITA ranking did not land it an at-large...