Word: baskind
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Dates: during 2008-2008
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...weeks left in the season and seeing limited minutes in last weekend’s tourney game, sophomore Katherine Sheeleigh paced the Harvard offense for the second straight year and picked up a place on the All-Ivy First Team along the way. And in August, freshman Melanie Baskind arrived on Harvard’s campus to combine with Sheeleigh for the league’s most formidable 1-2 punch...
...more years of the league’s last two Rookies of the Year should mean two more years for the Crimson atop the standings. Baskind leads a talented freshman class that will be one year older, and, after getting a glimpse at postseason play, a year wiser...
...tough bounce and then slipped through Mann’s fingers. With that, so did the game.It was Matthews’ second goal of the contest.The Crimson had numerous other opportunities before penalties. Spurred by tremendous frontline play from Hagner and Ivy League Rookie of the Year Melanie Baskind, Harvard pushed the Huskies, but the attempts were all for naught.The season is now over, and although the team was left heartbroken, the future for this young program is still most definitely promising.“We have the talent, we’re young,” Hagner said...
...junior Christina Hagner said. “We can’t take this team lightly. We played them at the beginning of our season, but we’re a different team and they probably are as well.”Harvard is led offensively by freshman Melanie Baskind who ranks first on the team in points and assists and is tied for the team lead in goals. KatherineSheeleigh and Hagner, who are tied for the team lead with six goals apiece, will also be scoring threats. Veronica Napoli is the main offensive force for the Huskies. The speedy...
...early in the second half, but neither team could earn the game-winner in regular time. The contest moved into extra time. With less than a minute left in the second overtime, Hagner received a ball up top and played it through the defense to freshman Melanie Baskind. The pass allowed Baskind to advance toward goal on a breakaway. Before she could shoot, however, the freshman was fouled in the box. Junior Lizzy Nichols emphatically finished the ensuing penalty kick into the upper left corner. The golden goal ended the game and gave Harvard its first Ivy League title since...