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...seconds of the contest, and by connecting on five of them they were able to outscore Harvard 5-2 to close out their victory. Boehm’s first half performance—17 points, 5-of-6 from long range—allowed the Crimson to enter the locker room after the first period with a one-point lead. Lin chipped in 17 points for Harvard but shot just 29 percent from the floor. Harvard faces off against Maine on Saturday for its third straight road game...
...Against the athletic Colonials from the Atlantic-10, the Crimson (4-4) battled to a stand-still for the first 10 minutes of the first half, grabbing the lead on several occasions. But GW (4-2) went on a 13-6 run to go to the locker room with a 36-28 lead. Coming out of the break, the Colonials appeared to be on their way to running their visitors out of town, scoring the first nine points of the second half to boost their lead to 45-28. The lead would eventually be pushed to 21 points...
...teammates.“You could tell that he still really wanted to be on the courts,” said roommate and captain guard Andrew Pusar. “He wanted to be a part of it and continue to play basketball. Erik is great person in locker room and on the court.”After training and playing this winter with the JV team, Groszyk was asked by Amaker to suit up with the Varsity. Traditionally, the JV and Varsity teams have been separated.“We’ve always wanted the JV program...
...from routing Harvard. UND’s David Toews scored at 9:39, and 10 minutes later, with the Crimson a man down, Watkins followed with his second goal of the night. As the zamboni came on to clean the ice for a second time, Harvard went to the locker room staring at a 6-1 deficit. “I thought we played okay, but for some reason or another, everything that North Dakota was shooting was going into the net,” Fraser said. “If you look back to our playoff series against Quinnipiac...
Threes by Holland and Lowe, however, gave BU a 41-34 lead going into the locker room, and Harvard proved unable to claw its way back...