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...back. It took the second game, 30-18, won the third, 30-23, and then was just able to hold on despite the Crimson’s solid effort in game four.Sophomore Lily Durwood finished the match with 51 assists and 11 digs. Seniors Trimble, Laura Mahon, and Mimi Hanley all registered double-digit kills.YALE 3, HARVARD 0Harvard continued to have a tough time against rival Yale, which used a 3-0 (30-22, 30-21, 30-18) victory to bolster its run at the Ivy League title.The Bulldogs played solid defense through all three sets and served very aggressively...
...head coach Jennifer Weiss said. “It was the broken plays where we lost points.”The third game once more showed promise for a Crimson win, but an error set the team back late in the game. Despite strong efforts from senior Mimi Hanley and junior Kathryn McKinley, who both scored key kills, the Tigers again pulled away for a 30-28 win.Weiss was satisfied with the team’s defense, which held Lindsay Ensign, Princeton’s top hitter, to only 11 kills. “We went point for point...
...Green followed with a 6-0 run to take a 10-5 lead into a Harvard timeout. The Crimson chipped away at the lead, putting together a 7-3 stretch of its own and pulling within one point of Dartmouth, 13-12, after a kill by senior Mimi Hanley. Though flirting with the lead, the Crimson was on the wrong end of a Big Green 12-4 run that afforded Dartmouth a 25-16 lead. The Big Green maintained that lead en route to its 30-23 game victory. The scoring danced back and forth in game two as well...
...injury in preseason, but she’s been working hard, and she did exactly what she needed to do.”Weiss is not the only one who noticed Las’ play. Las was named to the all-tournament team, along with senior Mimi Hanley. The Crimson finished the match hitting .175 and was able to hold NJIT to a dismal .047 hitting percentage.A large part of the defensive effort was the effectiveness of the Harvard block. The Crimson stuffed the Highlanders 12.5 times. HARVARD 3, HARTFORD 1Simplicity was the focus on Saturday afternoon, as the Crimson...
...Huskies defense proved too much for the Crimson hitters. Despite getting out-blocked 8-4, however, Harvard managed 75 digs to Northeastern’s 71 digs. Senior Laura Mahon led the Crimson offense, recording a double-double with 22 kills and 12 digs. Classmate Mimi Hanley supplied an additional 12 kills on 29 attempts. Sophomore Lily Durwood and junior Laura Mays shared setting duties, registering 29 and 18 assists, respectively. “[Mahon is] really smart with the ball,” Weiss said. “She’s not as big as that block...