Harvard and Stonehill will play their final non-conference match of the year when they meet on Wednesday night at Ohiri Field.
On Wednesday night, Stonehill will visit Harvard at Ohiri Field for the teams’ final non-conference game of the season. The Skyhawks are currently in a tie for fifth place in the NEC standings with a conference record of 1-2-2 and an overall record of 4-7-3. The team’s most recent game resulted in a 3-3 draw against Mercyhurst at home. Stonehill was forced to play from behind after Mercyhurt scored three goals in the first 20 minutes of play. Colin Milliken scored the first goal in the 26th minute of play to bring the game within two by halftime. Milliken struck again in the 57th minute by converting a penalty kick. With just three minutes remaining in the game, James Forrest-Hay scored the equalizer with an assist from Julius Maiwaldt. Ryan Claffey played the full 90 minutes in net for the Skyhawks and made six saves to help his team take one point away from the game.
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Game Date: Tuesday, Oct. 23, 2024
Game Time: 7:00 p.m. ET
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The Crimson is tied for last place in the Ivy League standings along with Brown and Yale. The teams all have a record of 1-3 in Ivy League play and an overall record of 2-5-4. On Saturday, the team played to a 3-1 loss against Brown on the road. The Crimson’s lone goal of the game came from the foot of Kristján Gunnarsson to tie the game at one apiece, but the Bears scored two goals in the 90th minute to take the win. Lucian Wood saw 10 saves in net for the Crimson and made three saves, but the three that made it past him late in the game proved to be too much for the team to overcome.
Wednesday’s game will be the first meeting between the Skyhawks and the Crimson. While the Skyhawks are currently in position to earn a tournament berth, they could easily get bumped with a loss in one of their final three NEC games. The Crimson would likely need to win all three of their final Ivy League games to be one of the four teams to make it into postseason play.
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