Like the tinman, the Crimson realizes that there is more to defeating Lions and Tigers than just skill or strength.
"It all comes down to heart," Ripmaster said.
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Having proven itself to opponents and ranking committees all year long, the Harvard women's soccer team now faces its toughest critic--the state of Pennsylvania.
The Crimson begin a do-or-die road trip tonight at Ivy League leader Princeton, and then travel to Happy Valley No. 6 ranked Penn State on Sunday
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