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...first half, that was a lack of effort. We talked about it at halftime and made the adjustment. We tried to be near him so that all his shots were contested.” The Bears?? own sharpshooter, McAndrew, finished with a team-high 19 points, despite tough defense from a variety of Harvard guards, including Housman, sophomore Andrew Pusar, and freshmen Jeremy Lin and Darryl Finkton. Fourteen of his points did come in the second half, including a ridiculous up-and-under reverse layup, resulting in a three-point play to put his team...
...good job,” Donato said of his team’s penalty kill, adding, “Our guys played hard, they battled; I think the effort was there.”Brown, however, was able to seize the lead on an even-strength goal. The Bears?? Sean McMonagle wrested the puck away from Reese near the top of the Harvard zone and then beat Richter top-shelf to give the Bears their first lead, 4-3, at 12:11.Harvard responded when another 5-on-3 opportunity gave the power play a shot at redemption. Freshman...
...Friday night.Tay and Christiana Lackner led Harvard with 12 points apiece. Tay added eight assists, three rebounds, and three steals to fill out her box score.Seventeen first-half turnovers tell the story of the Crimson’s early troubles, as Harvard had trouble with the Bears?? defensive pressure in both the full and half-court sets. The team cleaned up its act in the second half, though, recording just one turnover after the break.“We hadn’t really seen a consistent press, so we were playing conservatively against...
...track teams returned to their running shoes at Satuday’s tri-meet, finishing in third place against Brown and Cornell at Gordon Track. The men’s side put up 26 points, falling short of the Big Red’s 108 and the Bears?? 36, while the Harvard women managed 18 points. Cornell took first on the women’s side with 94 points, and Brown’s 47 points secured a second-place finish. Despite an overall loss, the men’s distance teams featured strong individual performances...
...those [open looks],” Goffredo said. “We did a pretty good job of helping when he was trying to drive, and we didn’t let him back cut or go into screens.” Even as the Bears?? defense relied on a mixture of the 2-3 and extended trap zone on defense throughout the game, sophomore guard Drew Housman found gaps in the zone down low or on the wings to tally a season-high seven assists in addition to 10 points. The Bears opened the second half...