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...asked her to step up,” said Harvard coach Kathy Delaney-Smith. “We were looking for rebounding from her, but she was blocking shots, stealing the ball. She actually played more last year like that and the injury hasn??t allowed her to play like that this year...
...Pat’s day-to-day,” said Harvard coach Frank Sullivan of his All-Ivy guard. “He can’t do damage to [the foot], but he hasn??t gotten better...
...teams are perrenially in the lower half of Ivy League swimming, they do produce phenomenal swimmers. Dartmouth sent a women to NCAA’s (which is more competitive than Olympic Trials) in 1996. Harvard, although we always finish in the top of the Ivy League, hasn??t sent a woman since 1992. In conclusion, I would like to address the one point of Holoch’s article I do agree with: “Being a student athlete is a privilege, not a right.” It is an honor to use your ability...
...Dartmouth students are convinced that President James Wright, Dean of the College James Larimore and the rest of their administration decided to cut the programs as part of an embittered vendetta against a mediocre women’s team and an even worse men’s team, which hasn??t won a league meet in 40 years. The part of the story that isn’t told—possibly because it detracts from heroic student activism—is that Wright and Larimore have expressed significant personal regret about the decision and have explained that...
...after sitting out last year because of multiple stress fractures. Though Gottstein, with starting experience all the way back to freshman year, and her teammates are formidable foes, the Crimson’s experience with basketball’s elite has helped prepare for such threats, even if it hasn??t helped Harvard’s record. Vanderbilt’s Chantelle Anderson and Minnesota’s Lindsay Whalen are both candidates for the Naismith Player of the Year Award, along with BC point guard Brianne Stepherson...