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...again until the final inning.Despite the losses, the weekend showcased two great performances from the Crimson despite many players having to deal with final exams. Several players had to take exams in Hempstead either on Thursday morning, on Friday before playing Hofstra, or right after yesterday’s contest.“I’m exceptionally proud of this team—we have an extra opponent in final exams,” Allard said.—Staff writer Ted Kirby can be reached at tjkirby@fas.harvard.edu...
...fans.”Two innings earlier, Harvard seemed poised to grab the upset win after seizing the lead in dramatic fashion in the top half of the seventh. But Melissa Hodge blasted a two-out, full-count home run off junior ace Shelly Madick to send the contest into extra innings and reawaken the soggy crowd of 209 at the Hofstra Softball Stadium on Long Island. “Hodge’s home run was probably one of the clutchest home runs I have ever seen, and I’ve been around a long time...
...Harvard students and permitted to be there. It turned out that they were Harvard students who had explicit permission to use the space—and specifically members of the Black Men’s Forum (BMF) and Association of Black Women at Harvard (ABWH) participating in an annual contest. Since then the campus has erupted in discussion of the incident and what it shows about the presence of racism at Harvard. Given the details of the situation, the question of whether or not last Saturday’s events at the Quad were racially motivated is largely unclear...
...Drelinksi stroked Hofstra's third solo home run of the contest off Madick with one out in the ninth inning to walk off with the win and deal Harvard a heartbreaking 3-2 defeat in its first tourney game since...
...excited to see how we face-up,” senior captain Julia Kidder said. “If we play our game anything can happen.”SCOUTING HOFSTRAHarvard plays its first game today at 2 p.m. against the Pride. Entering the contest the Crimson (31-13, 16-6 Ivy) has won 18 of its last 20 games. But it is not the only team that has been enjoying a slew of “W’s” lately. Hofstra (40-13, 17-3 Colonial) enters the weekend riding a 15-game win streak that...