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...after the Beanpot today,” Haviland said. “Hopefully we would jump out to an early lead, we did, and I didn’t really pitch very well. I have to hold them to zero.” Adam Cole also logged two innings on the mound for Harvard as BC extended its advantage to 5-2 on another RBI from Reynoso, who went 3-for-3 with two RBI and two runs scored. The Eagles tacked on another run in the fifth and two more in the sixth off fellow freshman Hampton Foushee. Frates...
...previously met in Miami in March, with Harvard winning 8-2 the first time, but later falling to URI 1-0.RHODE ISLAND 5, HARVARD 3Leading 3-2 with two outs and two Rams in scoring position in the top of the sixth, the Crimson appeared to be out of the inning when reliever Bailey Vertovez induced shortstop Jamie Plamondon to ground to short.Junior shortstop Lauren Brown’s throw was low, however, and first baseman Suzy Cominski could not dig it out. The ball rolled in front of the bag as both runners scored.“I think...
...Bears wasted no time getting on the board in the nightcap, quickly chasing Crimson starter Mike Dukovich from the game in the first inning. Dukovich threw two wild pitches and allowed two walks, two singles, and a triple in the inning. The Bears scored two runs before Dukovich was removed in favor of sophomore Brad Unger, who struck out left fielder Adjatay Nyadjroh to end the inning. Although Harvard would strike back with a run of its own in the bottom of the first, the Bears would not relinquish the lead...
...relieve Unger, allowed only one of his inherited runners to score, the Bears offense was very much alive and swinging for the fences. The Bears put the game away with nine runs in the eighth-- they sent 14 runners to the plate and notched eight hits in the inning. Tews and Christian-- two of the top hitters in the Ivy League-- led the offensive onslaught, totaling three hits and three runs each...
...first game 1-0 and fell in the second game 2-1. PRINCETON 2, HARVARD 1 The second game of the twinbill, like Game One, was a pitcher’s duel. Freshman Bailey Vertovez started for Harvard and was relieved by sophomore Amanda Watkins after three innings. The pair allowed only one run apiece and proved to be stiff competition for Princeton hurler Kristen Schaus, who entered the weekend with a 1.89 ERA, the third best in the Ivy League. Schaus held the Crimson scoreless until the bottom of the fifth inning. After striking out the lead-off batter...