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...drubbing it was given in Cambridge. In that game, Harvard was able to hold Cowher to 11 points, and the Crimson made stopping the senior star its primary objective again. “I particularly liked our defense tonight,” Crimson coach Kathy Delaney-Smith said. “We executed our gameplan.” Harvard brought the double-team on Cowher all night and now has been able to shut down the league’s leading scorer twice this season. “It takes the whole team to stop a star player like that...
...over Penn at The Palestra. With league leader Cornell extending its Ivy League record to 9-1, the Crimson (15-9, 8-2 Ivy) maintained its championship hopes with an accomplished performance against the Quakers.“I’m very pleased,” coach Kathy Delaney-Smith said. “I’m very happy with how we’ve played both games [this weekend]—I thought Penn played well tonight.”The Crimson was spearheaded by two of the season’s leading protagonists. Junior Katie...
...seemed a given, but for some reason, it suddenly wasn’t.As Markley thought aloud about these questions on her year off, one coach was prepared to listen. And, as it turned out, that same coach prepared to offer Markley another chance at playing college basketball.Harvard coach Kathy Delaney-Smith had taken an initial interest in Markley, but Princeton had beaten her to the punch and gotten the forward’s attention very early on in the recruiting process. Nearly two years later, Delaney-Smith expressed interest once again—this time, in different terms...
...said. “But we cleaned that up tonight.” Their coach was also proud of how they were able to move past Friday’s extremely disappointing loss. “Last night was the lowest of lows,” coach Kathy Delaney-Smith said. “Tonight I cared about our fight and our pride. To weather the storm and come out with a win is a very good thing.” —Staff writer Jay M. Cohen can be reached at jaycohen@fas.harvard.edu...
...point blowout of rival Dartmouth in its final regular-season game. While I can’t predict the future, I detect a familiar pattern in this year’s blossoming campaign. The 2008 “wakeup call,” as coach Kathy Delaney-Smith called it, came in the Crimson’s league opener against Dartmouth; it was a puzzling sight to see the Big Green celebrating at center court at Lavietes. Since that game on January 5, Harvard has reeled off five wins in a row. The next two weeks will be crucial ones...