The biggest Terrier threat to spoil another Gunther clean sheet will be junior forward Deidre Enos, named America East Women's Soccer Player of the Week on Monday.
In B.U.'s 4-1 win over Vermont last Sunday, Enos scored a pair of goals to reach a total of 12 for the season, eclipsing the former Terrier single-season record of 11. It was the second time in the past week that she scored more than one goal in a game.
Through B.U.'s 14 games this season, Enos has accumulated 12 goals along with three assists for 27 points, making her America East's leader in goals per game (0.86) and in scoring (1.93 points per game).
"She is their strongest player," Larson said. "We will be looking to get behind the ball to stop her."
The keys for Harvard in this game will include winning balls in the air, shutting down Enos, and playing with the confidence it's shown all year.
After this game, Harvard will ready itself for four tough contests, including three Ivy League battles and beginning with Princeton this Saturday and followed in the next couple weeks with UConn, Dartmouth, and Brown.
The Tigers are currently No.2 in the Ivies, and Harvard will need a victory to retain first place in the Ivy and potentially improve its No. 16 national ranking.
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