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...Carroll said. “Anytime you play with a lead, it’s a lot easier on you.”The Bobcats had their chance at revenge when sophomore Michael Del Mauro was sent to the box for five minutes for hitting from behind. Harvard’s special teams limited Quinnipiac to three shots, including one close attempt that hit the post, as freshman Colin Moore and sophomore Pier Olivier-Michaud made a few timely clears before the Crimson finally killed the penalty.“Our penalty killers did a great...
...well, with the saber squad having a 22-11 day, the foil squad posting a record of 22-10, and the épeé finishing the day 16-17. Overall, the six-weapon team of Harvard took third place with an overall record of 119-66, only falling behind Penn and Columbia. While the teams may not have taken the first place victory that was in their grasp, they competed very strongly and kept fresh as they prepare to send several fencers to the NCAA Regionals at M.I.T...
...yard freestyle relay] was an absolutely phenomenal race,” Pickard said. “It came down to like a tenth of a second.”Mills also made history in the 200-yard freestyle, becoming the first Crimson swimmer to win the event since 1992. Behind Mills, Zagroba came in third while sophomore Laura Murray placed fourth. Harvard came up with another big win in the 1,000-yard freestyle, sweeping the top three places. Clarke led the pack, destroying her own school record by more than six seconds, followed closely by Kaufmann and Faulkner. Harvard...
...shows a lot of heart.”Brown pitched two complete games on the weekend, striking out a combined 21 batters.“She was unstoppable,” co-captain Bailey Vertovez said. “She keeps us in the game, and we love playing behind her because we know she’s going to get those big outs when we need them.”HARVARD 3, NORTH TEXAS 2For the second time on the weekend, the Crimson earned a 3-2 walk-off victory yesterday afternoon. This time, it was junior Jessica Pledger...
They went in with a mission. Only two wins behind Dartmouth, the leader of the Ivy League standings, the ladies of the Harvard women’s basketball team knew that they needed to win. Mission accomplished. In what would be a fiercely contested back-and-forth game against Cornell (10-14, 6-6 Ivy), the Crimson (17-8, 9-2 Ivy) managed to pull back from a six-point deficit at the half to beat the Big Red, 63-56.With nine minutes to go in the game, senior Katie Rollins took her second layup of the second half to give...