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...came only a day after Tay scored 14 points and notched eight assists in a 81-57 victory over Brown. The two games allowed the Crimson to remain in second in the Ivy League standings, and ensured the team of a chance to play for a share of the title...
...highlighted the Crimson’s scoring ability. Harvard bulldozed the Bulldogs in a crushing 91-57 win, which included a 34-point contribution from co-captain Emily Tay. Dartmouth is also going into tonight’s tense encounter hot after the Big Green easily took care of Brown with a dominant 64-43 win. Sophomore Brittney Smith led Dartmouth with a 20-point, 11-rebound performance, and will be one player the Crimson will need to stop. The last time the two teams met, Smith put on a clinic with 18 points and 11 rebounds. She will...
...Green, having clinched at least a share of the Ancient Eight crown after a win over Brown last Saturday, was in control throughout the contest. The story of the game was the Dartmouth frontcourt, for which the Crimson was prepared after a physical loss in January, but for which it ultimately had no answer the second time around. The team numbers told the story: the Big Green finished with 51 rebounds, including 20 on the offensive glass, to Harvard?...
...class of the field. Boston College finished the gold round robin with an 11-12 record, while Tufts took fourth overall with a 10-13 record. Connecticut College finished the silver round robin at 12-11 to claim fifth overall, with MIT (11-12), Yale (7-16), and Brown (4-19) claiming the sixth, seventh, and eighth positions, respectively. “Many of the teams did not have all of their members compete here this weekend,” Charles said. “So we should have better competition throughout the rest of the year...
...HAVEN, Conn.—Fresh off a heartbreaking loss to Brown the night before, Harvard had no urge to be merciful in its season finale, upstaging Yale’s senior night with an impressive showing from both the Crimson’s veterans and its rising freshmen...