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By Karen L. Ding
After winning just one of its first seven games of the season, the Crimson could be hitting its stride at just the right time. Junior striker Katherine Sheeleigh scored twice in the first half as Harvard dominated Fairfield yesterday on Ohiri Field. The team cruised to a 4-1 victory—its third win in a row.
After winning just one of its first seven games of the season, the Crimson could be hitting its stride at just the right time. Junior striker Katherine Sheeleigh scored twice in the first half as Harvard dominated Fairfield yesterday on Ohiri Field. The team cruised to a 4-1 victory—its third win in a row.

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