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...managed the best performance, taking third place with just 58 points in A-division, while captain skipper Kyle Kovacs teamed up with junior Elyse Dolbec and sophomore Jon Garrity at crew to take fourth. Freshman Drew Robb narrowly eked out a third-place finish in C-division, while senior Matt Knowles took 12th place for Harvard in D-division...
...just shut people down.” Freshman J.P. O’Connor finished his historic rookie season by placing fifth at 149 pounds. After losing in the quarterfinals to No. 3 seed Ryan Churella of Michigan, O’Connor defeated Aaron Martin of Chattanooga, 6-3, and Matt Coughlin of Indiana, 4-3, to become one of only two true freshman All-Americans in the tournament. In the third-place bout, O’Connor faced top seed Dustin Schlatter, who had been upset the day before, and lost 5-4, but captured the fifth-place bout...
...record, besting last year’s mark of 0-3 after its opening series.“Usually we can never play real game situations, so that’s the main thing we’re getting out of it,” junior shortstop Matt Vance said. “Toward the end of last season heading up toward games we couldn’t go in Lavietes anymore, so we wouldn’t see any live pitching for a few weeks. Luckily now we’ve been able to see all that right...
...batters in 7 2/3 innings of work while only allowing three runs. HARVARD 4, QUINNIPIAC 3 The Crimson started off its season with a thriller, beating the Bobcats on a walk-off single by junior outfielder Tom Stack-Babich in the bottom of the 10th that scored sophomore outfielder Matt Rogers. Harvard jumped out to an early 3-0 lead in the second, but Quinnipiac chipped away to send the game into extra innings. The Crimson ace, junior Shawn Haviland, only gave up one run in 3 2/3 innings but experienced control problems, allowing six walks...
...Crimson, falling victim to an 11-strikeout performance by his counterpart on the Dukes, Jeff Naughton. In its first game on Saturday, Harvard defeated Quinnipiac, 4-3, in 10 innings. The Crimson’s offense was paced by RBI doubles from juniors Tom Stack-Babich and Matt Kramer. Harvard used six pitchers to close out the victory, including Wilson, who picked up the win after 1 1/3 scoreless innings of relief work. The Crimson plays its fourth game in three days today against Tampa at 1 p.m. in Tampa, Fla. Baseball America’s preseason pick...