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...play, Cho said she realized that she could have done more. “I had a good round the first day, and then the second day, I struggled a little bit,” Cho said. “So it was kind of frustrating, because I knew I could have done better...Because I played last, it sort of felt like I should bring in our score...To not have a great finish doesn’t feel so good.” Junior Mia Kabasakalis came in at +7 at the end of the two-round tournament...
...think we adjusted our system and came back out [in the second half] ready to go, ready to play,” said Mann. “Personally, everyone knew what changes they needed to make and what the team needed to do as a whole...
...weekend’s play with a decisive win over Nunic. Tachibana had some trouble in the first set but shut out her opponent in the second, winning 6-4, 6-0. It was a competitive match but one the Crimson freshman controlled.“I knew [Nunic] was supposed to be a very good player,” Tachibana said. “The team motivated me and the crowd cheered me on, and that helped a lot.”Harvard’s doubles teams had similarly strong performances. The freshman-sophomore combination of Alex Lehman...
Finding herself with the ball and no one to beat but the netminder, the all-Ivy junior forward knew exactly what to do. She blasted a shot high into the net over Mastroianni, getting the Crimson back into the match...
...collegiate runner, no one knew what to expect from a rookie heralding from a small Catholic high school in California. But Samantha Silva appeared to be more than comfortable at center-stage as she claimed first place in the Iona College Meet of Champions over the weekend. Silva mustered up an extra burst of energy to close the race with a stellar 22:35.41 and lead her teammates to victory. The Crimson women outran Ivy rivals Penn and Yale at the famed New York City cross country course, Van Cortlandt Park, and bested nationally ranked No. 21 Wisconsin. Silva...