Third-Quarter Surge Not Enough in Harvard - Dartmouth College Football Match
The Dartmouth football team managed to outscore Harvard 10-0 in the third quarter, significantly closing the gap and putting pressure on the Crimson. Despite this effort, Harvard responded strongly in the final quarter, maintaining their lead.
Game Highlights
- First Half: Harvard led with a 17-10 advantage. Seamus Gilmartin caught a 14-yard pass from Jaden Craig, followed by Brady Blackburn's 74-yard reception from the same quarterback, with Kieran Corr's extra points successful.
- Mid-Game: Kieran Corr added a 38-yard field goal for Harvard. Dartmouth responded with Grayson Saunier running in a 1-yard touchdown, and Owen Zalc kicked a 46-yard field goal, narrowing the score.
- Late Game: Logan Reaska caught a 14-yard pass from Jaden Craig for Harvard, extending their lead to 17-10.
Game Statistics
"Harvard outscored Dartmouth 10-0 in the third quarter, but Dartmouth responded with a touchdown in the fourth, though it wasn't sufficient to win."
Harvard maintained their fourth-quarter lead, ultimately winning the game despite Dartmouth's efforts to comeback.
Author's summary: The game was competitive, with Dartmouth making a strong third-quarter push but ultimately falling short against Harvard's resilient response.