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...Three years, four years ago, they were in the middle of the pack and struggling to be .500 because they played young kids so much.”Despite the mediocrity of 2005-2006, with its slow starts and sporadic offensive outbursts, this Crimson team should be the Ivy??s best by the time league play rolls around next winter.“The difference between freshmen and sophomores is black and white,” said Delaney-Smith following a disappointing 69-57 loss to Princeton at Lavietes Pavilion in February. “This will...
...league lacking interior dominance—Dartmouth’s Elise Morrison is the league’s premier post player, but she’s out for the season with a torn ligament in her foot—Rollins is fast becoming the Ivy??s best on the low block. She seals impeccably well and has great hands, providing Harvard the inside force it so lacked in a perimeter-oriented offense a year ago.Best of all, Rollins combines her low post moves with a consistent 10-to-15 foot jumper, a skill that forces low-post defenders...
...after graduating all three backcourt players, including shutdown defender Jason Norman, the Crimson finds itself with a gaping hole in the area that is the Ivy??s strength. Harvard coach Frank Sullivan has expressed his desire to use senior guard Mike Beal as his defensive stopper, meaning that he would rather use Beal at the three than in the point guard slot. Junior guard Jim Goffredo has finished his two-year apprenticeship and seems ready to take hold of the two-guard spot...
Sonkur cemented his status as a big-play defender against Yale in 2003 when he iced a Harvard victory in The Game with a 63-yard interception return for a touchdown. Last year, he solidified his spot among the Ivy??s best and received a second team All-Ivy selection...
...night before play began in Schnetectady, N.Y., the ECAC followed up on the Ivy??s nod to Corriero as the Player of the Year. The award for the Crimson made Harvard’s sixth such honor in the last seven years...