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...what would have been a single.With two five-run rallies, all of Harvard’s offense came in the second and sixth innings. “Once we started to get a big hit, we started to relax and get more hits,” Harvard coach Jenny Allard said. “Once we got on a roll, we stayed on a roll for a while.”Harvard’s pitching faced some difficulty handling the conditions, walking a total of seven batters but dug in to strike out seven. Entering in the fifth inning...
...HARVARD 6, PENN 2 The second event was marked by a strong pitching performance by junior Bailey Vertovez, who gave up two runs on four hits in 4 2/3 innings of work. “Bailey did a great job today,” head coach Jenny Allard said. “She kept us in the game and set up Shelly well.” The Crimson struck in the bottom of the third inning, as freshman Emily Henderson hit a one-out single, stole second base, and scored on a two-out pinch-hit single by sophomore Jessica...
...really exciting when we beat them.” HARVARD 4, CORNELL 1The second game of the day was a homerun derby of sorts. The two teams combined for five runs, all of which came courtesy of the long-ball. Although it was a windy day, Harvard coach Jenny Allard gave all the credit to the batters.“It was windy but they were hard hits,” Allard said. “It was an offensive battle.”The first blast flew off the bat of sophomore Jen Francis in the first inning. After...
...Roberts—who has been working her way back from an injury—was impressive in her five innings, allowing only five hits, walking just two batters, and striking out three. “She was feeling good and throwing well,” Harvard coach Jenny Allard said. “She pitched well enough to win, [but] we needed to get a couple more timely hits.” Classmate Margaux Black came in to relieve Roberts for the final three outs. Black gave up just one hit and no runs. It was her second trip...
...were trying to mix up the pitching. Right now, the walks are hurting us,” Allard said. “Walks are errors and we’re putting too many people on base, giving too many passes, so we’re trying to limit that...