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...good for us to come out here and get some sun. I think we’re ready to go.”PEPPERDINE 6, HARVARD 1The Crimson came to play against a very talented Waves squad. Though the scoreboard made the match seem like a blowout, the contest was much closer. Three singles matches were lost in three sets.At No. 1, junior Beier Ko fell 4-6, 6-4, 6-3 and in the No. 3 position freshman Samantha Rosekrans lost 6-1, 4-6, 6-3. In search of her second singles win of the dual-match season...
...late Denver surge that propelled the Pioneers (6-4) past Harvard in a 10-9 overtime win on Saturday afternoon in front of 1,480 fans at Peter Barton Lacrosse Stadium in Denver, Colo.It was the third straight loss for the Crimson (4-4) and the final contest in a three-game road swing that sent Harvard all across the country during spring break. Fatigue didn’t seem to be an issue for most of the contest, as a four-goal second-quarter output had Harvard up 6-3 at halftime. The Crimson led for the bulk...
...Liao’s fourth on the day. Co-captain Lauren Snyder also found the back of the net twice and notched a game-high five assists in the winning effort. Junior goalie Nicola Perlman, who is also a Crimson magazine chair, posted 12 saves. In the middle contest, Liao paced her squad with two goals, but a four-goal surge in the final quarter was the Crimson’s downfall. After falling behind 3-1 at halftime, Harvard responded to bring the deficit to one at 5-4, but that was as close as the team would...
...second game of the tournament, Harvard kept the upper hand throughout the contest, never trailing Birmingham Southern (21-14). Madick threw a full seven innings, striking out 10. Although the Panthers rallied within one run in the final frame, their comeback was cut short with a bases-loaded, two-out strikeout...
...DIEGO—Harvard (1-14) may have had the hardest schedule in all of college baseball last week. The Crimson played eight games in seven days during its spring break trip to California and faced ranked teams in six of those contests.“[San Diego State head coach] Tony Gwynn said to me the other night, ‘I’ve never seen anybody do what you guys are doing’,” Harvard coach Joe Walsh said.In the first four games of the break, the California teams routed Harvard...