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...changes to deal with. There’s the distance from home, new foods, a new academic environment, and for some, fellow classmates who say, “O.M.G. I love your accent!”But for freshman tennis star and proud Aussie Holly Cao, the No. 4 singles player on the Crimson women’s tennis team, the biggest challenge came in the form of white fluff.“I mean I’ve never seen snow before I came [to Harvard],” Cao explained. “I’m from...
...slots, respectively, the Harvard players stepped up their games and cruised in the second sets. Sibilski won 7-6, 6-1, and Laciny defeated her opponent 7-5, 6-1. At No. 5, Jania prevailed easily 6-0, 6-2, and at No. 4, freshman Holly Cao earned a 6-4, 6-3 victory.Over the weekend, the freshmen played particularly well in the No. 4 through No. 6 positions. Both Jania and Laciny have won more than 50 percent of their singles contests in the dual match season. Since returning from injury, Cao is undefeated in singles, compiling...
...rest of the lineup won in straight sets to give Harvard its seventh victory on the season.At No. 3, Rosenkrans won 6-2, 6-3, while freshman Agnes Sibilski managed to win a close second set and took the No. 4 court 6-1, 7-5. Freshman Holly Cao moved to 2-0 on the season in singles with a pair of 6-1 sets. Jania won handily, sweeping her match 6-0, 6-0.HARVARD 7, SANTA CLARA 0After two days off, the Crimson did not lose focus in preparation for the Broncos (7-8), shutting out Santa Clara...
...know she’s going to bounce back and come up even stronger.” Gridley is one of several freshmen who will make an impact for the team this season. Three first-years started against BU, and the rest have made an impression. One rookie, Holly Cao, did not play against the Terriers, but her preseason success demonstrates that she will likely be a major contributor to the middle of Harvard’s singles lineup. Sibilski may also see time in a starting singles position. The Crimson will continue its spring season in two weeks...
...campus are enthusiastic about the calendar reform. “It’s better because we won’t have to worry about exams over winter break. We get to have closure before break,” said Anna J. Murphy ’12. Bonnie Cao ’12, echoed this sentiment. “Then winter break will actually be a break,” she said. “Now, I’m going to go home and see all my friends and they?...