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...volleyball team are going out with a bang. In its last game of the season, the Crimson (9-10, 6-4 Hay) powered out a 3-0 (30-27, 30-18, 32-30) sweep against New Haven (9-14, 0-8 Hay) last night at the Malkin Athletic Center. “It was obviously good to win in three,” senior Jamie Crooks said. “For better or worse, we made it more exciting, considering our slow start and our slow finish.” Harvard’s final game of the season doubled...
...charge with 38 assists, four blocks, two aces, and nine digs. Crooks and Weissbourd led the offense with 14 kills each, while Kuld tallied 11 kills of his own and recorded six digs.The Crimson’s regular season will end this Wednesday against New Haven at the Malkin Athletic Center. Before the match begins, Crooks, Rapp, and Weitzen will be honored during senior day.—Staff writer Courtney D. Skinner can be reached at cskinner@fas.harvard.edu...
...match didn’t really begin until the third game, and by that time victory had already slipped out of reach for Harvard.The Crimson men’s volleyball team (7-8, 3-4 Hay) took on the Trojans of Mount Olive (14-5) at the Malkin Athletic Center Saturday afternoon but lacked the energy to stay with the feisty visitors.“We just started out really slowly,” senior Jamie Crooks said. “Our starting point was so low that by the time we came back to really play...
River House residents, say goodbye to Hemenway. Faculty of Arts and Sciences officials announced yesterday new upgrades for the Malkin Althetic Center (MAC), perhaps making the trek to the Law School’s popular Hemenway Gymnasium a thing of the past. The MAC, located at 39 Holyoke St., got a face lift this past October updating its century-old infrastructure. By the end of spring break, officials said, new treadmills, elliptical machines, and stationary bicycles will be added, each featuring its own satellite television screen—the reason many undergraduates make the trip to the Law School...
...assists.But though a few individuals shined, the Crimson could not overpower its league foe.ST. AMBROSE 3, HARVARD 0Swept for the first time this season, the Crimson was stung by the Fighting Bees, 3-0 (30-24, 30-25, 30-27) last Friday evening at the Malkin Athletic Center.Harvard and St. Ambrose remained close in the beginning of the first game. With the match tied, 7-7, the Fighting Bees notched an ace, and the Crimson yielded four attacking errors, giving St. Ambrose a solid lead. Harvard was unable to bounce back and gave up the first frame, 30-24.With junior captain...