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...improved, keeping the match close throughout. The match seesawed back and forth for the entire night. Seniors Siddharth Suchde and Ilan Oren won their matches in the top two positions. However, the competition ultimately rested on the outcome of the match at the seventh flight between sophomore Niko Hrdy and Trinity’s Supreet Singh. The Crimson almost completed the upset, but in the end, Singh bested Hrdy and gave the Bantams the 5-4 win. In its next marquee contest of the season, Harvard met up with Princeton to decide the champion of the Ivy League. Despite taking...
...team decimated eighth-seeded Western Ontario to advance to the second round. The Crimson did not drop a single match against the Mustangs, winning the match, 9-0. To add to the impressive win, the team only lost one game in the entire competition. In the eighth position, sophomore Niko Hrdy, after dropping his first game, went on to convincingly defeat his opponent, 4-9, 9-1, 9-1, 9-2. In the top three spots, the Crimson dominated as well. In the first position, Suchde breezed past the Mustangs’ Greg Hutner with...
...point added so much to what was at stake. At the conclusion of the number one match, the number seven game still continued. It was here that the winner would be decided. Despite a hard-fought battle, Supreet Singh secured the victory for Trinity with a win over sophomore Niko Hrdy...
...allowed an opponent to shoot at least that well, and the 10th time in 19 games that Harvard’s opposition has shot at least 50 percent from the floor. Columbia’s avalanche of a first half was keyed by two freshman guards, Foley and Niko Scott, who each shot 5-of-6 in the period to combine for 24 points. Scott hit all three of his attempts from deep in the half, and Foley, who came off the bench, hit his only attempt and added three assists. “They?...
...fast break. The Lions were able to hit threes in transition, and also got open looks from deep with ball movement in their halfcourt set. “We feel that the way Harvard plays, it plays right into our strength,” freshman guard Niko Scott said. “They like to run and so do we. When we saw that while getting ready throughout the week, we thought this would be a game where we could really show our ability.” Scott led the way in the first half, hitting all three...