Word: kocurek
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...Annie Ingersoll fronted the squad’s defensive efforts by denying the Eagles seven times. Harvard also one-upped the Eagles in attack percentage, 0.206 to .199. “I don’t think there was one [deciding factor],” junior co-captain Katherine Kocurek said. “So many different things that happened at different points.” Kocurek played in all four games, contributing a set and 11 digs. The fourth set provided the Crimson with perhaps its best chance to claim a second match. Harvard controlled the score throughout most...
...Sunday. Although the Crimson (0-1) failed to capture a set, the women’s squad kept pace with its opponent throughout most of its first game. “At end of day they were more consistent then we were,” junior co-captain Katherine Kocurek said. “We had a lot of fight and a bit more diversity than [the Pioneers]. We had our highs and lows.” Kocurek, who contributed 14 digs, supplied one of several strong Crimson performances. The team’s other co-captain, junior Lily Durwood...
...Whether we were winning or losing, they went beyond the call of duty on and off the court.” Although Harvard is losing a solid senior class of competitors, the squad has underclassmen that have the ability to step up and fill the shoes. Sophomores Katherine Kocurek and Lily Durwood—who were recently named next season’s co-captains—have already cemented themselves as contributors to the team. In just her second season, libero Kocurek already holds the Crimson record for digs in a season with 520 this fall. Her 5.09 career...
...Columbia (3-23, 0-14), sweeping the Lions, 3-0 (30-22, 30-20, 30-24). Harvard out-hit the Lions in each game and never trailed. Mahon led the charge with 21 kills on .378 hitting, while junior Kathryn McKinley added 11 kills and 10 digs. Sophomore Katherine Kocurek led the defensive effort with 19 digs, and sophomore setter Lily Durwood distributed 44 assists. The Crimson strung multiple four- and five-point runs throughout the first game to establish a dominant 27-12 lead, and while a subsequent Columbia run made it closer, Harvard was able to close...
...score was never really close.“Princeton had our number,” Mahon said.Mahon recorded 17 kills in the match and moved into fourth place on the Crimson’s all-time kill list with 1,057 while also adding 14 digs. Sophomore libero Katherine Kocurek led the defensive effort, notching a team-high 17 digs, and fellow sophomore Lily Durwood distributed 44 assists. PENN 3, HARVARD 1The Crimson came out firing Friday in Philadelphia, and, aided by a plethora of attack errors by the Quakers, was able to claim the first game by a score...