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...lead. The Cavaliers nailed five first-half three pointers and pushed the margin to 45-35 on a Seidah Williams jumper with 9:40 remaining in the second half. And that’s when the Crimson went on its most explosive spurt of the young season. Two Jessica Holsey layups and a pair of free throws from senior guard Laura Robinson brought Harvard within four with 6:51 to go in the game. The Crimson forced three turnovers in just over a minute, and the Cavaliers called a 30-second timeout with the score a precarious...
...Eight days later, she matched that effort with 18 more in the Crimson’s 71-58 loss to Fairfield. Robinson has been the undeniable—and perhaps unanticipated, at least by opposing defenses—sparkplug in the backcourt for Harvard. She and co-captain Jess Holsey are two of the team’s toughest defenders, and Robinson is averaging a career-best 52.9 percent from the field. “The focus [of our offense] is that everyone needs to be an offensive threat,” Robinson said. “We need...
...really going to work on that. All the forwards are going to have to work on that.” The offense didn’t help the cause yesterday, as the Crimson shot just 38.3 percent from the field. Co-captain Jessica Holsey, who led Harvard in scoring in the team’s two wins this year, went 0-for-8 from the field and scored zero points in 27 minutes of work. If the Crimson wants to avoid falling below .500 this Saturday against Virginia, it will have to get tougher, both offensively and defensively...
...hitting shots.” “In the second half, we had really focused on playing defense, getting shots,” she added. “We really had strong focus and our shots started to fall.” Senior co-captain guard Jessica Holsey led the Crimson with 17 points, while McCaffery added 14. Sophomore forward Adrian Budischak turned in a solid game on the boards. “We didn’t let the halftime score affect how we were playing,” Holsey said. “We just continued...
Harvard found its bearings in the second half, but the first-game jitters had already unraveled the Crimson: Harvard trailed 47-18 at halftime and shot just 25 percent from the floor and 57 percent from the free throw line in the opening frame. DePaul led 14-0 before Holsey nailed a jumper with 15:21 to play in the first half...