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...HARVARD 5, PENN 2The Crimson seized the lead early and never looked back, scoring consistently throughout the game to build on its advantage. “We kept scoring each inning,” freshman first baseman Whitney Shaw said. “We didn??t have one standout inning but we kept the pressure on the entire game.”Sophomore outfielder Emily Henderson got Harvard’s action started in the second inning when she came home on a wild pitch by Quakers pitcher Emily Denstedt. Sophomore Ellen Macadam scored just moments later...
...concerns that his squad was drained physically, Tillman stressed the importance of gaining an early advantage. “In college lacrosse you can see that one team can come through in a game just because they are more motivated,” he said. “We didn??t want them to get motivated, and we have worked so hard all year we didn??t want to get caught off-guard.” Harvard shut out the Blue Hose in the second half as senior Joe Pike picked up his fourth...
...York, N.Y.Riding another outstanding performance from freshman hurler Rachel Brown, Harvard took the first game, 1-0, but the team’s lack of offensive production caught up to it in the second contest, which the Lions won by a 2-0 count.“We just didn??t get the hits that we needed when we needed them,” co-captain Bailey Vertovez said. “We might have put a little too much pressure on ourselves. It wasn’t happening for us yesterday.”Rain postponed...
...four innings, and recording every out by strikeout until a Bulldog flied out to end the game.HARVARD 10, UNCG 5In its second game against UNCG, the Crimson’s offense came alive to match the outstanding performance of the defense from the first game.“We didn??t get the hits that we needed in the first game,” said Vertovez. “But, we battled back and showed them we were able to compete and that we were great hitters.”Harvard pulled away from...
...SACRED HEART 2Less than one day after defeating NYU, the Crimson faced its second opponent in league foe Sacred Heart. Despite a lackluster performance, Harvard managed to leave Fairfield, CT., with another 3-2 (30-27, 25-30, 28-30, 32-30, 15-13) win. “We didn??t play nearly as well,” coach Brian Baise said. “We were tired physically and emotionally [from the NYU match]. To get that win last night in the fifth game and to come in here and face a very good Sacred Heart team...