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...setter needed to get it to her quicker,” Weiss said. Harvard’s offense was also boosted by a career-high 66 assists from sophomore setter Lily Durwood. In addition, two other players had career performances: Flesher had 14 kills, and sophomore Chelsea Ono Horn recorded a personal- best 17 digs. The penultimate game was characterized by a number of lead changes, a boisterous crowd, and strong defensive play, as Brown rallied to win, 30-26. The Bears were led by freshman Megan Toman’s 18 kills and 24 digs and junior Natalie Meyers?...
Junior Kathryn McKinley had 17 digs, and sophomore Chelsea Ono Horn added 12 of her own. Ono Horn also contributed one of the team’s four aces on the night, bringing her season total to a team-leading...
...Weiss said. “She’s not as big as that block was, but she knows how to use it and everything else.” Sophomore libero Katherine Kocurek anchored the defense with 17 digs, with junior Kathryn McKinley and sophomore Chelsea Ono Horn notching 16 and 12 digs, respectively. “We came out really well collectively as a team,” Mahon said. “We played well, especially in the first game. The one thing that was the cause of that loss [was] just the strings of points that...
...said. “We started to at the end, but it was too late.” Junior Kathryn McKinley led the Crimson offense with 10 kills on 25 attempts. Sophomore libero Katherine Kocurek and senior Laura Mahon each dug 13 balls, while McKinley and sophomore Chelsea Ono Horn had 11 digs each. Sophomore Lily Durwood led Harvard with 18 sets, and junior Laura Mays added an additional 14 assists. Although the Wildcats towered above the Crimson squad, with six players over six feet tall, Harvard out-blocked UNH 9-7. Sophomore Alissa Flesher led the Crimson defensive effort...
...failing to clinch the victory over the Leopards in the third game. In game four, the Crimson pulled away late after being tied at 20. Harvard wrapped up the win with a strong sequence that began with a Trimble kill, continued with two service aces by sophomore Chelsea Ono Horn, and ultimately concluded with another kill by Trimble.The Crimson also benefited from the strong play of Mays, who boasted 7 kills, a .581 hitting percentage, and zero errors.“She’s extremely strong at the net,” Trimble said of Mays...