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...averaging 11.5 points and 3.3 assists per contest. “We feel far more confident in our point guard position right now,” Harvard coach Frank Sullivan said. “And we feel far more confident in our depth right now.” The 5??11 rookie follows in the footsteps of Elliott Prasse-Freeman ’03 and Tim Hill ’99 as the first-year players who, under Sullivan, have seen consistent starts at the point. So far, Housman has shown the poise and understanding of the offense...
...going offensively—Harvard stared at a 28-17 first half deficit against Alabama State the following night. Then Robinson sparked a timely 11-3 run to get the Crimson back in it, nailing a three-pointer and adding a layup to pull Harvard within four. The 5??7 guard added nine more points in the second frame to put the pesky Hornets away for good.Against Fairfield, Robinson went five-of-five in the first half of the game and hit two three-pointers to keep the Crimson afloat after nine first half turnovers...
Freshman point guard Drew Housman led Harvard with 16 points, but none were bigger than the two free throws he hit with 31 seconds left to give the Crimson a 73-70 advantage. The 5??11 rookie had just lost a crucial turnover which the Pioneers turned into a layup to pull within one for the first time since the 5:46 mark...
...5??10 Salem, Massachusetts, native was a four-year starter at Salem High School. Groszyk was a three-time conference all-star and was conference player of the year his senior year...
...scary potential of her top returning scorer at 11.9 points per game, head coach Kathy Delaney-Smith has moved Holsey to the shooting guard position—an audacious move, considering that Holsey led the Ivy League in assists with 4.71 per game a year ago. The talented 5??8 passer is now ready to shoot. “It’s wonderful to see her in her natural position,” Delaney-Smith says. “She’s quicker than ever, she’s more confident, and we love what she?...