Men's Soccer Wins Second Straight, Downs Holy Cross, 1-0
Freshman Connor McCarthy netted the game's only goal at 46:47 (Gil Talbot).
WORCESTER, Mass. – Connor McCarthy
tallied his first-career goal, while Brett Conrad made three saves
to earn the shutout, as the Harvard men's soccer team earned
a 1-0 road victory at Holy Cross Wednesday evening. The
Crimson has now won two straight games, improving its overall
record to 4-3-3, while the Crusaders fall to 3-6-1 on the year.
Following a scoreless first half, in which Harvard earned all
three corner kicks of the frame, the Crimson notched the
game's only goal in the 47th minute. Kyle Henderson
grooved a pass to McCarthy, who kicked a slow roller from the left
side, beating Holy Cross goalkeeper Evan Polanik and hitting the
back of the net with his shot at 46:47.
Conrad recorded two of his three saves in the second half, helping
the Crimson to its second straight 1-0 shutout. Harvard
outshot Holy Cross, 9-6, for the game, including 6-3 in the second
stanza, and had all three corner kick opportunities in the game.
Polanik finished the contest with one save for the
Crusaders.
Harvard hosts Cornell at Ohiri Field for an Ivy League game
Saturday, Oct. 9 at 1:30 p.m.

