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...finishing fifth in goals (11). With his help, the Crimson ended with a 7-6 record, but remained just 2-4 within the Ivy League. In recognition of his efforts, Cohen was selected the New England Rookie of the Year and was the only Harvard player to be named first-team 2004 NIELA Division I All-New England...
...highly-touted first-team All-American as a shortstop in his junior year of high school—and today the only All-American in Ivy League—Salsgiver featured a fastball in the 90’s before succumbing to arm problems due to possible overuse at Davison High. Earlier this year, he battled with a pulled muscle in his forearm which precluded him from taking the mound...
With 11 home runs—the school’s second-best ever, after trading bombs with school record-holder Zak Farkes in 2004—Mann slugged .559 on the way to a unanimous first-team All-Ivy selection at catcher, and played his best baseball in the season’s crucial final weeks...
Four-year starter senior Lauren Stefanchik brings her speed and reliability back to left field and continues to contribute offensively as the Crimson’s leadoff hitter and one of the Ivy League’s most dangerous base runners. Her quick feet have earned her first-team All-Ivy honors once, and second-team honors twice, and she already holds Harvard’s career stolen base record with...
During the 2004 season, first-team All-Ivy selection Virgina Fritsch performed solidly at third, and shouldered more than her load offensively in an excellent freshman year. Fritsch hit .306 for the season—second best on the team—and led the squad with a .519 slugging percentage and 26 RBI, landing her Rookie of the Year honors. But Fritsch tore her labrum, and will be out for the entire 2005 season after surgery...