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...belt-high curveball from junior Shawn Haviland, who allowed six earned runs—a product of eight hits and four walks in 6 2/3 innings—three more than he allowed in five Ivy starts in 2006, when he was named the league’s Pitcher of the Year. Meanwhile, the Crimson hitters were stuck in a malaise at the plate, baffled by Penn rookie lefty Jim Birmingham. Birmingham, despite struggling with his control—including six walks—and topping out in the mid-80’s on the radar gun, owned...
...weekend victories also earned Madick honors as the Ivy League Pitcher of the Week. Madick allowed only one earned run and struck out 11 over 16 innings in three appearances. Freshman outfielder Stephanie Krysiak was named co-Rookie of the Week after racking up a .568 batting average, nine hits, and five runs during the five-game weekend...
...Cole comes around, but right now, he’s a long way away from being ready,” Walsh said.FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL 13, HARVARD 6Florida International (15-15) blew open the game with a five-run fifth inning in a 13-6 drubbing of the Crimson. Three Harvard pitchers allowed at least four runs apiece. FLORIDA ATLANTIC 10, HARVARD 9Captain Brendan Byrne and junior right fielder Tom Stack-Babich each went 3-for-5 to pace the Harvard offense, but junior ace Shawn Haviland spotted the Owls (21-10) an early lead and closer Steffan Wilson could not nail...
...final.Smith connected on a belt-high curveball from junior Shawn Haviland, who allowed six earned runs on eight hits and four walks in 6 2/3 innings, or three more than he allowed in five Ivy starts in 2006, when he was named the league’s Pitcher of the Year. Meanwhile, the Crimson hitters were stuck in a malaise at the plate, baffled by Penn rookie lefty Jim Birmingham. Birmingham, despite struggling with his control (six walks) and topping out in the mid-80’s on the radar gun, owned a no-hitter through seven innings when...
Fighting through will take some effort in the Florida portion of the trip as Harvard faces formidable competition. The Buckeyes (11-3) are the most recognizable of the Crimson’s opponents, and the challenge they present may be increased dramatically if star pitcher Cory Luebke gets the starting nod against Harvard. In four starts, Luebke is 3-0 with a 1.76 ERA and 25 strikeouts...