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...Mexico State was a good hitting team, and we kept them off balance,” Allard said. “We had a great offensive day. We did a better job of moving runners and getting key hits.”UNLV 1, HARVARD 0In the tournament opener on Friday, Madick pitched a complete game, giving up only two hits. Despite her efforts, the Crimson was unable to come up with any runs, as UNLV (19-11) took the win. The Rebels’ lone run came in the second inning on a home run to centerfield.In a solid...
...would drop,” Turley-Molony said. “They broke down our passing a lot.”The Bulldogs steadily expanded its lead throughout the third game, reaching a six-point advantage at 9-3 and their eventual 10-point advantage by 28-18.HARVARD 3, BROWN 0In Friday’s 3-0 (30-26, 32-30, 30-26) sweep of Brown—Harvard’s first shutout of an opponent in league play in two years—the Crimson played one of its most consistent matches to avenge a tough sweep...
...junior netminder Adam Hahn stuffed two offerings for his second shutout.“Today we got a good, mature performance from a young team,” Harvard coach John Kerr said. “They really want to win right now.”HARVARD 4, NORTHEASTERN 0In the opening round of the Harvard Invitational, the Crimson played the role of overbearing host, easily dispelling the Huskies by a 4-0 tally.Harvard thoroughly outshot Northeastern (2-3), 18-5, and dominated play with its offensive prowess throughout the match. The stats were spread across the squad, as three...
...advanced both runners, who came around to score on Byrne’s double down the first base line. Sophomore Matt Vance, playing with an injured shoulder, nailed a triple to right field that brought Byrne home. The seven runs were more than enough support for Cole.PENN 1, HARVARD 0In the first game, Haviland and Abate engaged in a pitchers’ duel, quickly mowing down batters and withstanding potential threats. Although the Crimson mounted attacks in the fourth and fifth innings, it could not find the hit it needed to take the lead, and the Quakers ultimately seized their...
...stop the Highlander offense from succeeding.“We know now what NJIT can do,” Fitz said. “All they have are these outside hitters. As long as we can contain them, we should be effective.”RUTGERS-NEWARK 3, HARVARD 0In the opening round of the Golden Dome Classic, the host Scarlet Knights trounced visiting Harvard, easily coasting to a 3-0 (30-21, 30-22, 30-21) victory.Hitting a whopping .382 for the match, Rutgers-Newark (3-6) trailed only once—at 3-2 in the second frame?...