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...today,” freshman pitcher Rachel Brown said. “She made some huge plays and it was a great team effort.” The scoring wasn’t over, as Harvard put up two more runs in the fifth and sixth innings. Junior Stephanie Krysiak, who is also a Crimson sports editor, started things up in the fifth with her single to third base. Sophomore Ellen Macadam followed with a single of her own, and Henderson’s single advanced Krysiak to third. Princeton pitcher Jamie Lettire grazed Shaw with a pitch, which allowed...
...Rookie first baseman Whitney Shaw leads the team with a .317 average, while four Harvard sluggers have already reached double digits in RBI. Junior center fielder Stephanie Krysiak, who is also a Crimson sports editor, has been on fire of late, hitting .526 last week to earn a place on the Ivy League Honor Roll...
...this, so I felt pretty sharp,” Brown said. “We limited innings and let all the pitchers pitch in preparation for this coming weekend.”In the bottom of the fourth and with two outs, Macadam singled in junior Stephanie Krysiak, who is also a Crimson sports editor, and advanced to third base on an overthrow. Shaw then doubled in Macadam to give Harvard a 6-0 lead, the final score of the game. Freshman Marika Zumbro pitched a scoreless fifth inning for Harvard, and junior Margaux Black closed out the game with...
...junior Margaux Black was able to score off of junior outfielder Jen Francis’ double later in the frame. “Jen Francis had the biggest hits of the day in the second game,” Bock said. Henderson scored again, along with junior outfielder Stephanie Krysiak, who is also a Crimson Sports Editor, to put Harvard up 5-1 in the final inning. But in the bottom of the seventh, Penn threatened to derail the Crimson’s lead. With two outs, the Quakers had the bases loaded, but Vertovez, who pitched the final...
...though we weren’t scoring a lot of runs,” Bock said.The Crimson got all its offense in the second inning. After Shaw drew a one-out walk, Schellberg and Vertovez loaded the bases with a pair of two-out singles. Junior center fielder Stephanie Krysiak, who is also a Crimson sports editor, was hit by a pitch to bring Shaw home with the game’s only run. Vertovez led the offense with two of the team’s four hits, but the rest of the game was all Brown. The freshman allowed...