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...just realized at that point that we weren’t going to have a repeat of the second game, and we really needed to finish it,” Comrie said. At 24-23, Ingersoll applied two critical kills to give the Crimson the advantage before freshman Taylor Docter ended it with a kill of her own at 27-25. In the fourth, Harvard relied on the power of Comrie’s blasts to keep its offensive tempo up while Holy Cross pestered the Crimson early on with misleading drop shots. Harvard mustered...
...Horn] and [Durwood] are so supportive,” Docter said. “They’re so competitive—they’ll hold you accountable for working hard and playing your best. They’re both such great leaders...
Freshman Taylor Docter also put forth competitive efforts, setting her first collegiate double-double with 37 kills and 10 digs. “We really made a note to take care of simple technique things to prepare us very well for this tournament,” Docter said...
...first match on Saturday, the Crimson put forth a dominant effort against the Wildcats (4-9) to end a six-game losing streak. Comrie set the offensive tempo for the day, leading all players with 13 kills. Docter also had a big game offensively with 12 kills. UNH kept it close in the first set at 25-21 and won the second set 25-23 but the Crimson kept its momentum up and wiped out the Wildcats in the last two frames...
...although sophomore Anne Carroll Ingersoll responded with an attack of her own, Rice would not relinquish its advantage. The Owls’ Tracey Lam closed out the first set with an ace. A similar trend characterized the second set, with Rice breaking away late once again. Freshman Taylor Docter tallied three kills, and sophomore Christine Wu contributed an ace.The Crimson ran out of steam in the final set, allowing Rice to jump to a 6-0 lead out of the gate. The Owls utilized the early momentum to generate a 20-8 lead, and although Ingersoll, Fryhofer, and Wu spurred...