Harvard's second goal also came on a penalty corner, but this one was a bit more improvised. Clark again took the shot, but this time it was deflected towards junior Beck Stringer. She flicked the ball to DiMarzio, who tallied the goal. For Stringer, usually a defensively-minded midfielder, the assist was the first point of her career.
But when the game was over, all of the first half was forgotten. Because Harvard should have won this game by a score of about 5-0 and knows it.
"We pretty much fell apart," Clark said. "It's definitely frustrating, because we make these great improvements and these great steps but there's always one step back." First Half Har--Kalil (Clark) 10:03. Har--DiMarzio (Clark, Beckstringer) 22:46. Second Half UNH--Diamond (Coyne) 20:47. Saves: Har--Cowan 5; UNH--Medico 12. Penalty Corners: Har--12; UNH--7.