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Vance’s quick bat and quick feet on the basepaths will be instrumental to Harvard’s success no matter where he hits in the lineup??and no matter where he plays in the field. So keeping Vance in centerfield for the time being, then alternating Stoeckel and Vance at shortstop as the shoulder heals, may be Harvard’s best...
...line with Du and sophomore Jimmy Fraser. Towards the end of the game, however, Maki often took the ice with the first unit….Sophomore defenseman Brian McCafferty was out with a day-to-day injury. Junior forward Alex Meintel was also left out of the lineup??.Midway through the third period, sophomore Nick Coskren was whistled for kneeing, a penalty rarely called by hockey officials….The Crimson doesn’t play another league game until Jan. 5, when Harvard travels to the Capital District to take on Rensselaer.—Staff writer...
...men’s tennis team was the youngest that Harvard had put together in recent years, and its inexperience showed. With as many as three freshmen in the Crimson’s starting lineup??all of whom had to make adjustments in the new environment of college tennis—Harvard could not compete at the level it was accustomed to and suffered losses to opponents that it had once handled with relative ease. Frustrated by a season filled with heartbreaking losses—many decided by a single point—the Crimson finished with...
...them to leave one a little bit out over the plate. And I finally got it.”FULL CONTACTIn his 17th and final start of the regular season as a designated hitter—designated, in this case, to replace himself as starting pitcher in the lineup??Brunnig went 3-for-5 with doubles in two of his first three at-bats.His second two-bagger hit the base of Dartmouth’s deep centerfield fence, approximately 400 feet from home plate.“That was pretty well hit,” Walsh said...
...bats of the typically explosive Crimson lineup??and most conspicuously that of sophomore slugger Steffan Wilson—were unusually quiet through the trip to play NYIT last weekend. Sophomore Tom Stack-Babich picked up some of the slack, however, tallying two hits in each of his last three games...