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After an injury-plagued first two seasons, Josh Klimkiewicz finally is healthy and was the most consistent power presence in the Crimson lineup this season. He finished the year tied for the league lead in both homers (9) and doubles...
...finally healthy Josh Klimkiewicz, meanwhile, joined the race by crushing nine four-baggers, tied for the team lead with Mann. And yet another freshman, centerfielder Matt Vance, paced Harvard with 15 steals and 40 runs scored...
Lance Salsgiver led off the bottom of the first with a single, then advanced to second on a walk issued to Farkes, before coming home on Josh Klimkiewicz’s double down the left-field line. Both Farkes and Klimkiewicz would score two batters later, thanks to a sacrifice fly from Steffan Wilson and a throwing error charged to Sabatella, who misfired while attempting to peg Klimkiewicz as he advanced to third, allowing the latter to cross the plate...
...second, courtesy of an infield single to extend the Crimson’s lead to 4-1. Quinnipiac inched within two in the fourth inning, but finally pulled even in the sixth, thanks to three singles off newly inserted hurler Javi Castellanos and a fielding error by Klimkiewicz at first, which cut the deficit to just one and loaded the bases...
Brown struck out to open the bottom of the eighth, but Salsgiver singled, then moved to second on Farkes’ ground out, before Klimkiewicz walked on four pitches to send Mann to the plate. He tattooed Chris Gresh’s 1-1 curveball, sending the offering crashing into the ivy in left centerfield just beyond Coppola’s outstretched glove for his 27th career home run, tying Farkes for Harvard’s all-time career mark...