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...significant lead over Utah Valley State the entire second game of Monday’s doubleheader, but it was in the seventh inning that the team’s bats were really on fire. Junior Susie Winkeller doubled to right field to start off the inning. Freshman Hayley Bock singled to left and freshman Suzi Cominski drove them both home when she singled, advanced to second on an error, and made it to third on the throw. Reichling doubled to right-center, allowing Cominski to score. Reichling advanced to third on a steal and scored on a double by senior...
...Bock singled up the middle to start the third inning. Two outs later, she scored on a passed ball to put Harvard on the board. In the sixth, junior Lauren Brown homered to left to tie the game. After the seventh inning, the score was still tied and the game went into extra innings. Kaeleigh Forsyth scored the game-winning run for the Wolverines in the bottom of the eighth inning...
...bottom of the third, when Manhattan got a rally going against the Crimson’s starting pitcher Vertovez. The Jaspers scored three before senior reliever Michele McAteer was called in to end the inning.Harvard knotted the score in the top of the fourth when freshman Hayley Bock scored on an error but Manhattan added two more off McAteer in the bottom of the fourth.The Crimson added a tally in the sixth when freshman Hailey Bock once again crossed the plate on an error. It still trailed, 5-4, going to the seventh.With runners on second and third with...
...seasons change, one thing has remained constant in Harvard sports this year: freshmen women have come to play.Following stellar seasons from stars such as Erin Wylie in soccer and Emily Tay in basketball, the four freshman of the Crimson women’s softball team—Hayley Bock, Suzi Cominski, Jade Reichling, and Bailey Vertovez—will look to continue the trend.If their play meets Harvard coach Jenny Allard’s expectations, then it will be no problem.“Our freshmen are great,” Allard says. “We expect big things...
...they will both continue in that role, but with a season’s experience. McAteer will return from an injury as a regular presence on the mound.Behind the plate, there will be two rotating starters. Erin Halpenny will return as catcher. She will share the role with Hayley Bock, a freshman. Sarah Shaughnessy will see more innings behind the plate this season and Jade Reichling, another freshman, will also see time behind the plate. There’s also plenty of depth at first base. Danielle Kerper, who appeared in every game last year and led the team...