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...gone to a basket can really cost you.” But Harvard reclaimed momentum on a 14-0 run sparked by Tay, who finished with a career-high 12 points on 6-of-10 shooting from the field. Tay, who has seen more minutes since co-captain Jess Holsey went down with a hand injury two weeks ago, was one of the few bright spots for the Crimson on Saturday. She nailed a jumper at 14:21 of the second half to start the run and added four more points and an assist to give Harvard its only lead...
...spurt halfway through the second. But another BU surge as the clock wound down gave the Terriers a 60-47 cushion before Harvard began fouling to stop the clock. GUARD PLAY Senior guard Laura Robinson picked up the slack in a Harvard backcourt missing injured co-captain Jess Holsey, who missed her third consecutive game and sat on the sidelines with a taped hand. Holsey, out indefinitely with the injury, watched roommate Robinson pour in a career-high 24 points on 8-of-13 shooting. Robinson went 4-for-5 from three-point range and didn’t miss...
...dropped its fourth straight game, 63-47, to Richmond (3-5) yesterday. Harvard fought mightily in a nail-biter at UVA, but erratic defense and ice-cold shooting from the perimeter spelled doom for the Crimson against the Spiders. Still without injured co-captain Jessica Holsey, Harvard struggled mightily from the field yesterday. The Crimson shot 0-of-10 from beyond the arc and hit only 17 field goals on the afternoon. “There was a lack of a spark [without the three-point shooting],” junior forward Christiana Lackner said. “That?...
...constant and visible reminder of the team’s rotten luck. “We’ve been bitten by the bug real bad,” sophomore guard Lindsay Hallion said. Joining a trio of hobbled freshman on the sidelines was co-captain Jessica Holsey, who sat ominously on the bench with a mystery injury that she sustained in practice on Tuesday. The team’s offensive leader and top returning scorer from last season, Holsey was sorely missed against the Huskies. Harvard coach Kathy Delaney-Smith declined comment on the specifics, only to say that...
...absence of injured co-captain Jessica Holsey, Harvard committed 10 first-half turnovers—which resulted in 14 points—and shot just 34.6 percent from the field in the first 20 minutes. Worse still was that Northeastern grabbed 22 rebounds to Harvard’s 11 in the opening frame—and the Huskies’ nine boards on the offensive glass alone nearly matched the Crimson’s first half total on both ends of the floor...