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Orleans, who took over as the league??s first full-time executive director in September of 1984, was renowned for his philosophy which emphasized the “student” in “student athlete...
...Crimson may have to win out in order to achieve its goal, but the team does not seem to be fazed. Junior Katie Rollins put in another monster performance, scoring a game-high 20 points, and Harvard held Tigers’ senior Megan Cowher, the league??s leading scorer, to just six points. Princeton was never really able to trouble the Crimson despite looking for revenge for the 82-64 drubbing it was given in Cambridge. In that game, Harvard was able to hold Cowher to 11 points, and the Crimson made stopping the senior star its primary...
...good minutes or stretches and then we’ve hit that wall and haven’t been able to fight through it.”That wall could more accurately be described as Columbia forwards John Baumann and Ben Nwachukwu. Baumann, entering the game as the Ivy league??s fourth highest scorer, lived up to his reputation as he led the Lions in scoring with 20 points. He supplemented that total with 12 boards, including four offensive rebounds. Not to be forgotten, Nwachukwu contributed with 16 points of his own and routinely dominated the Crimson?...
...boasts the Ivy League leader in assists—five per contest—and free-throw percentage—95 percent—in 5’11 guard Dale. The Crimson will have to find a way to stop this dynamic duo that leads the league??s best offense at 76.5 points per game. Cornell’s defense is not so shabby either. The Big Red has held opponents to just 38 percent shooting and 59.6 points per game over its last 11 contests. “I think it?...
...team will become officially legitimate if the team can continue its success away from Cambridge. The Crimson won’t have to wait long to see what it’s made of: the road stretch begins tomorrow in Ithaca against Cornell, who shares the league??s top spot with Harvard. Night to night, the Crimson is finding a different way to win, whether it’s getting a last-minute jumper to beat Penn one day, then blowing out Princeton the next. As I watched Harvard get out on the break and drain shot after...