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Behind Broadbent, junior No. 5 James Bullock, a First-Team All-American, will fill the second spot on Harvard’s ladder. Last year, Bullock demonstrated his ability to compete with anyone in the college game when he defeated Princeton’s David Yik, then the defending intercollegiate champion...
Harvard’s No. 4 will be sophomore Mike Blumberg, another First-Team All-American and the preseason intercollegiate No. 8. Blumberg is coming off a dream rookie campaign in which he went undefeated in regular season play, recording the Crimson’s only two victories against Trinity all season. He ended the year by capturing the Pool Plate as the winner of the ISA consolation bracket after bowing out of national title contention against eventual champion Bernardo Samper of the Bantams...
...Patterson, himself a Second-Team All-American last year, rounds out Harvard’s top five. Patterson, who teamed with Karlen to win the Ketcham Trophy as national doubles champion, may have benefited more from Karlen’s injury than anyone else. While every Crimson player gained valuable experience when the lineup was shifted to compensate for Karlen’s absence, Patterson played as high as No. 1, giving him the chance to compete against the nation’s best...
Harvard will also be aided by the “Twin Towers,” as Delaney-Smith refers to Maureen McCaffery and Kathryn Mannering, who was a Street & Smith All-American honorable mention...
...freshmen class’ impact doesn’t end with the frontcourt. Harvard’s backcourt will be strengthened by the addition of freshman Jessica Hosley. Hosley received Street & Smith All-American and McDonald All-American honorable mention accolades and was ranked the No. 18 point guard for the class of 2002 by the All-Star Girl’s Report. Hosley’s quickness and ability to penetrate adds versatility to the Crimson backcourt, which also features junior transfer student Bev Moore, freshman Laura Robertson, and sophomore Dirkje Dunham...