The Catamounts pulled within one at 7-6, but sophomore midfielder Mike Agrilio scored the deciding goal, and despite another Vermont tally with under three minutes to go, the Crimson held on to win the game.

"We're still not a great shooting team," Anderson said. "We lost discipline in the fourth, but with all the injuries and difficulties we've had lately, this was a very good effort."

"One thing I like a lot about this team is that we stay with people," Anderson added.

Less Than 10 Goals

The Crimson defense continued to play solidly, again preventing opponents from scoring over 10 goals.

Senior goalie Chris Miller had 17 saves and was helped by outstanding play from senior defender Mike Tauckus, junior defender Eric Bentley and defensive midfielder Chad Prusmack.

HARVARD, 8-7 at Ohiri Field Vermont  1  1  1  4  --  7 Harvard  3  2  2  1  --  8

G: Vermont--Mike Jordan, Wil Tidman, Craig Steward, Frank Shipman, Andy Morse, David Giarusso, Rob Leland, Rob Jamison; Harvard--Paul Faust (2), Mike Porter (2), Mike Agrillo (2), Chip Linehan, Chad Prusmack. A: Vermont--Jordan, Tidman, Shipman; Harvard--Faust, Spencer Rice. S: Vermont--Scott Bevill 13; Harvard--Chris Miller 17.