"Our defense all over the field was great," Christino said. "Sometimes we have trouble with transitional defense, but it went well today."
Yet within two minutes of the Crimson's acquisition of the lead, Yale jumped on top with two quick stick goals from Melniker and Petrovick. An unassisted goal from Harper, her fifth goal of the day, tied the game at nine with eight minutes remaining.
As the ball bounced from team to team, it looked like overtime was imminent. But with two seconds left in the game, Queener passed the ball to Myers, who got the win with a backhand quick-stick.
Goaltender Guyer finished the game with seven saves and a great game overall, including some fantastic clears in the second half of the game. Yale sophomore goaltender Amanda Sisley made 13 saves in the victory.
Harvard 14, Stanford 13
The Crimson took the Cardinal into overtime last Thursday to pull out the 14-13 win at St. Joseph's in Philadelphia, Pa.
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