"Jess Larson and Beth Zotter are great leaders for many reasons, but
a big one is their work ethic," she says. They never stop working on the field. You almost feel like you're giving up and quitting if you're not working as
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hard as them. They force you to work hard. As a forward, I never really
had to play that much defense in the past, but now I do. That's a big
difference in the college game."
Despite the loss to the Eagles, Totman, who earned second-team All-Ivy honors, remains optimistic about the future of the program.
"Harvard women's soccer is all
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