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...bats don’t show any signs of quieting down. In the decisive game against Dartmouth last weekend, Harvard unleashed 23 runs—including 14 unanswered to close the game—to take the series from the Big Green. The Crimson was led by senior Josh Klimkiewicz, who returned from injury to compile five runs, four RBI, and four hits—including a monster home run—in the finale. Lance Salsgiver, the senior right fielder, leads the squad with a .358 average and has excelled in getting into scoring position in front...
...moved to third on a one-out double by catcher Justin Roth. Then, sophomore Matt Vance grounded softly to shortstop, but Arman Sidhu threw the ball away, allowing both runner to score and Vance to advance to second. A strikeout, a wild pitch, and a walk to Josh Klimkiewicz set up Wilson’s crowning blast. Jason Brown, after a leadoff infield single, retired the heart of the NU lineup in order in the bottom of the inning to earn the save, his fourth of the year. On a day when head coach Joe Walsh employed six pitchers...
...season, a four-game winner-take-all series against league rival Dartmouth, the Crimson baseball team was riding a surprising three-game losing streak in which it was outscored 40-16 and looked to be in need of a pick-me-up. Luckily for Harvard, senior first baseman Josh Klimkiewicz returned to the lineup just in time. Klimkiewicz, who had missed the previous five games due to injury, garnered four hits, including a monster home run, and four RBI’s, to help the Crimson grab the Rolfe Division title in a 23-9 victory in the last game...
...comes out and he’s spotting up the ball on the corners and he’s not leaving it out over the plate, it’s tough,” Klimkiewicz said...
...said senior starting pitcher Matt Brunnig. “He’s in the three-to-five hole, and every time he’s up, there’s people on base. Having his bat there makes all the difference in the world.”Klimkiewicz has never been named to the Ivy League’s first or second team. The senior may soon cash in on the league’s most prestigious honor—its Player of the Year award—with his well-timed terror campaign against Dartmouth pitching.In ten plate...