Mejias made the most of his oppurtunity yesterday, showing little rust coming off a couple weeks’ layoff.
“I wasn’t too worried about coming in,” Mejias said. “That’s when you start second guessing yourself.”
Mejias’ performance has left Kerr with every coach’s favorite quandary.
“Its nice to have two quality keepers,” Kerr said.
Whoever keeps the job must be ready to face some tough opposition in the Crimson’s next game, on Tuesday, Oct. 23 versus No. 12 Fairfield.
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The Stags are the No. 1 team in the region. Harvard lost last season’s meeting with Fairfield 2-1 after leading 1-0 through the first 70 minutes.
“We let it slip and we paid the price,” Kerr said. “We hope to get our revenge this year.”