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Peljto led all scorers with 14 in the first half, but her second half slowdown cost her the league’s overall scoring title. At the point when Harvard led 42-15, Peljto had made up a pre-game 498-489 deficit on Dartmouth??€™s Katharine Hanks in the Ivy scoring race, but Hanks outscored Peljto by eight for the rest of the game...
Hanks also benefited from being Dartmouth??€™s only major inside threat. Harvard typically spread around its scoring and won more games handily than Dartmouth did, which generally meant less pressure for Peljto to score...
Junior Keri Downs has emerged as Dartmouth??€™s second go-to scorer behind Hanks this season. She leads the Ivies in three-point shooting, having made 45-of-104 (43.3 percent) this season, with five of those threes coming in one half against the Crimson in January. Three-point defense has not been one of the Crimson’s strengths this season, though the team has improved over the course of the season and now stands fifth in the Ivies at 33.5 percent...
Downs and Hanks may be Dartmouth??€™s statistical leaders, but Harvard won’t be taking anyone lightly, given what’s at stake tonight. In the last Harvard-Dartmouth game, the Big Green’s Courtney Lewis and Katie Skelly both surprised the Crimson, scoring 28 points combined in a season in which each has averaged below...
Still, by virtue of Dartmouth??€™s two losses this weekend, Harvard only lost ground in the league standings to Clarkson, which claimed the second playoff seed. The Crimson (11-14-4, 10-9-3 ECAC) finished in a tie for third with the Big Green, but by virtue of the head-to-head tiebreaker, the Crimson claimed the third playoff seed in the conference...