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...Knox at 15:29 gave the Crimson its first lead of the game, starting a stretch of ties and lead changes that would last the rest of the game. Harvard fans responded to each twist and turn with raucous cheers, none louder than when a no-look pass from junior guard Emily Tay at the three-point line found Hallion alone under the basket. Hallion’s easy lay-in tied the game at 40 with just under eight minutes to play. Cornell responded at every turn, but was without its go-to-weapon down the stretch...
...percent) field goals in the first half—four more buckets than Harvard made the entire game. “They’re tough to stop, I give them a lot of credit—they have a lot of weapons,” junior guard Andrew Pusar said. “Certainly they do a good job of moving the ball fast to get their shooters open, and unfortunately there [were] a couple situations where we didn’t communicate well enough and they were able to get some looks at the basket...
...Harvard women’s lacrosse team (2-0) swiftly and soundly defeated Massachusetts (1-3) 20-11 in Amherst this past weekend. “I think the game went really well,” junior Kaitlin Martin said. “We came out really hard because we knew that UMass was a team we could not take lightly.” The game started off bleak for Harvard as the Minutewomen got on the scoreboard first. UMass scored in the 39th second of play. This would be the first and last time UMass had a lead...
...lose. It was ugly at times but I loved our fight on the defensive end and on the boards.”The importance of the grittier aspects of the game became apparent in the final few seconds. With lead changes in what felt like every second-half possession, junior Katie Rollins put the Crimson up by one with a minute and a half remaining, courtesy of a nice inside move.On the ensuing possession, some tight defense led to a Columbia miss, and junior Niki Finelli grabbed the rebound. After winding down the clock, co-captain Lindsay Hallion went...
...race. “We have deep, talented classes of freshmen and sophomores,” Gray said. “That really helped set the tone for EISLs next weekend.” Harvard then asserted its depth in the 200-IM race, as junior Tim Parent finished third with a time of 1:53.74, Lynch finished fourth in 1:53.78, and freshman Evan Schindewolf took sixth in 1:54.45. Saturday’s action proved no different for the Crimson as the relay team of McKellar, Melillo, senior Brendan Mitchell, and Taylor combined for a second-place showing...