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Harvard goalkeeper Katie Shields 06 seems to take her last name to heart. Over the Crimsons past 13 games, the senior has been responsible for 10 shutouts, win or draw, to help the womens soccer team to a 7-3-3 record (1-2-1 Ivy). In her past two outings against Brown and Holy Cross, she tied, and then surpassed, Harvards single-season record for shutouts - a record dating back to 1987.https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/wp-content/uploads/2005/10/7-soccer2-225-1.jpg