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...victory to ice the cake.Penn’s only victories of the day came in the top two flights, where the Quakers’ Kristen Lange and Sydney Scott swept No. 1 Guruge and No. 2 Tiong, respectively. HARVARD 8, STANFORD 1Harvard cruised past No. 7 Stanford, 8-1, Friday afternoon in the opening round of the Howe Cup.The Crimson jumped out to an 8-0 lead with six out of the nine flights, sweeping their matches 3-0.Guruge downed the Cardinals’ Lilly Lorentzen, a former Harvard standout and 2006 individual national champion, in dominating fashion...
...forward Paula Romanchuk, to cut Harvard’s advantage to 6-4.“I think we got a little too comfortable with the lead,” Kessler said. “We need to work on our penalty kills.”HARVARD 2, QUINNIPIAC 1Harvard won in dramatic fashion Friday in Hamden, Conn. against Quinnipiac. The Crimson went down 1-0 in the second period, but two third-period goals from Buesser saved the game.“We came out a little tentative,” Brine said. “We didn?...
...out—just one tiebreak was the difference.”A win against either the Wildcats or Virginia would have vaulted Harvard even further up the national rankings, but with the losses, the Crimson’s ranking is likely to hover around 50. VIRGINIA 6, HARVARD 1Harvard found out quickly it’s never easy to play the No. 1 team in the nation against a dominant Cavalier team.“I think we were a little bit on our heels,” Fish said. “They broke us in the doubles...
...crown. According to captain Suzie Trimble, the Crimson would love to play the role of spoiler. “Everyone is beatable in the Ivy League,” Trimble said. “We’re looking forward to those games.”BROWN 3, HARVARD 1Harvard and Brown were involved in an exciting fourth game, which included eight lead changes and 12 score ties, and the Crimson was almost able to send the match into a deciding fifth set. However, three straight kills ended the match for the Bears...
...bottom three spots. “We just kind of ran out of steam a little bit,” Graham said. “We couldn’t quite handle the warmth and the pressure of the situation.”HARVARD 6, UC DAVIS 1Harvard sailed past UC Davis on Friday, beating the Aggies, 6-1. The Crimson easily won its first four matches en route to a stress-free victory.The No. 2 doubles team of Mukundan and Brook started the day off right, winning their match, 8-2, and Ko and Litvak soon followed their example...