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...They pounded us [in the post], which seemed to bother us and take away some of our rhythm,” coach Kathy Delaney-Smith said. “We have to be able to take the physical game better than we did tonight...
...duo’s departure leaves big shoes for a young Harvard backcourt to fill—especially if the Crimson hopes to challenge for the Ivy Title this year.“Laura loved to be the go-to,” Harvard coach Kathy Delaney-Smith says. “Laura was ice-woman. Talent-wise, we have several people who can fill those shoes, but emotionally and mentally, I’m not sure who wants it yet.”The Crimson has plenty of talent in sophomore guards Emily Tay and Niki Finelli and junior...
...three seasons, winning an Ivy League championship in 2004-2005. Neither has been a star in their three years with Harvard, but the veterans are ready to step into their roles as team leaders and examples of hard work and dedication.Their collective work ethic has impressed Harvard coach Kathy Delaney-Smith so much that the Ivy League’s winningest coach refers to them both as her “blue-collar workers.”“They would be in my top five in their work ethic of anyone I have ever coached...
...happy Van Horne is one of the best outside shooters in the Ivies. Teams know about her, but she’s still dangerous.PRESEASON PICKS:Aidan TaitEXPECTED FINISH1. Dartmouth2. Harvard3. Princeton4. Cornell5. Brown6. Yale7. Penn8. ColumbiaPLAYER OF THE YEARMeagan Cowher, PrincetonROOKIE OF THE YEARBetsy Williams, DartmouthCOACH OF THE YEARKathy Delaney-Smith, HarvardPRESEASON PICKS: Vince OletuEXPECTED FINISH1. Harvard2. Dartmouth3. Princeton4. Cornell5. Brown6. Penn7. Columbia8. YalePLAYER OF THE YEARKayleen Fitzsimmons, CornellROOKIE OF THE YEARMichelle Meyer, DartmouthCOACH OF THE YEARDayna Smith, CornellPRESEASON PICKS: Emily CunninghamEXPECTED FINISH1. Harvard2. Princeton3. Dartmouth4. Cornell5. Penn6. Brown7. Yale8. ColumbiaPLAYER OF THE YEARMeagan Cowher, PrincetonROOKIE OF THE YEARCourtney...
...young, very talented [freshman] class, and we knew a lot of them would be able to play right away. But injuries were probably the biggest factor.”Harvard finished 12-15—just Delaney-Smith’s fourth under-.500 finish since 1994. Dartmouth went dancing again, and Harvard began a long off-season.And Delaney-Smith, for one, thinks it paid off. Harvard’s five freshmen of a year ago are entering their second season together, and Hallion played in all 27 games after missing 2004-2005 with a torn ACL. The Crimson lost...