TODAY'S GAMES

None scheduled

WEEKEND'S RESULTS

Football 28, Holy Cross 20

Men's soccer 3, Penn 1

Field hockey 1, Yale 1

Men's water polo sixth at Easterns (Brown host)

Men's sailing ninth at Atlantic Coast Championships

Women's sailing sixth at Atlantic Coast Championships

Rugby

McGill rugby stormed into Cambridge this weekend--and left a trail of destruction in its wake.

All told, the Harvard and Radcliffe squads salvaged just one victory out of five matches against the visitors.

The women posted a split slate, balancing a 14-4 B side loss with a 14-0 A side triumph.

"I was extremely pleased, because McGill is a very strong team," Radcliffe Captain Elise Balboni said. "Both sides just rose to the occasion."

A trio of sophomores paced the A side, as Gillian Caldwell scored two tries, Eliza Schwarz chipped in with one try and Heather Flewelling scored a kick conversion for two points to secure the victory for the Black & White.

The men, meanwhile, failed in all three attempts to thwart the powerful visitors. McGill's A side pounded Harvard, 17-0, while the B and C sides ran up 4-3 and 18-0 victories.

"They are by far the best team we'll face all year," Harvard Captain will Thorndike said. "We were missing some guys, but we put out a good effort--we just played a better team."

The A side had to contend with the absence of coach and scrum half Martyn Kingston, fly half Geoff Gage and wing forward Dave Banks.

"We got off to a slow start, which has sort of been a problem all year," said Steve Rehmus, Kingston's replacement. "But in the second half we got our stuff together, and we were penetrating better."

In fact, the Crimson held the visitors to just six points in the second half.

"They [McGill] said it was one of the toughest matches they'd played this season," Rehmus noted.

For the B side, fly half Chris North sparked Harvard with his kicking.

The Crimson travels to New York this weekend for a pair of matches against club teams, and then rounds out its season with a contest against Yale in New Haven, Conn. the morning of The Game.