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...trounced Dartmouth, 82-56, to break an agonizing seven-game losing streak. The Big Green, currently on its own four-game losing streak, will be looking for revenge at home where it has sustained a 3-1 record. Dartmouth has not played a game since its loss at Lavietes Pavilion, so Harvard can be assured the opponent will be prepared...
...basketball team was Jeremy Lin. It’s now safe to add Pat Magnarelli to the list. The sophomore forward scored 21 points and grabbed 11 rebounds to lead the Crimson in both categories in its 77-57 win over Colgate last night at Lavietes Pavilion. Magnarelli produced his 11th double digit scoring effort of the season and his fourth double-double performance, improving his averages to 11.5 points per game and a team-best 6.5 rebounds per game. With only Ivy League games remaining on the Harvard schedule, having the big man playing at such a high level...
Fresh off a rout of Dartmouth that started the Ivy season, the Harvard men’s basketball team stayed hot as it pulled away from Colgate at Lavietes Pavilion, coming away with a 77-57 win and wrapping up its non-conference schedule. Strong runs at the end of the first half and mid-way through the second were key as the Raiders (8-6) became the second straight team to fall to the Crimson (6-11, 1-0 Ivy) by more than 20 points, following the home team’s 82-56 win over the Big Green...
...Green team with just two wins to its name stormed into Lavietes Pavilion Saturday night and, with the Crimson’s 2007 Ivy League championship banner hanging in the rafters, beat the team to beat in 2008. With a 52-47 victory over Harvard, Dartmouth showed that the Ancient Eight title is up for grabs...
...second-half run fell just short for the Harvard women’s basketball team Saturday night at Lavietes Pavilion, as the Crimson started its Ivy League title defense with a tough 52-47 loss to rival Dartmouth. Despite the comeback effort, Harvard’s poor first-half display, in which it shot just 8-for-29 and turned the ball over 14 times, spelled its first league loss in nearly a year. “We’re a much better team than we showed tonight,” junior forward Katie Rollins said. Last year...