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Cyn-cerely Yours

By Meredith H. Keffer
Sophomore Cynthia Tassopoulos was a bright spot in an otherwise disappointing season for the Crimson, which tied with Penn for last place in the Ancient Eight. The goaltender played every minute of every game for a total of 1244 minutes, and earned a 2.48 goals against average. Harvard field hockey went 3-14, won just one of its last 15 games, and the Crimson beat the Quakers for the team’s only Ivy League win of the entire season.
Sophomore Cynthia Tassopoulos was a bright spot in an otherwise disappointing season for the Crimson, which tied with Penn for last place in the Ancient Eight. The goaltender played every minute of every game for a total of 1244 minutes, and earned a 2.48 goals against average. Harvard field hockey went 3-14, won just one of its last 15 games, and the Crimson beat the Quakers for the team’s only Ivy League win of the entire season.

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