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...biggest upsets, fell in a first round nailbiter to the Tiger’s Emery Maine, 6-9, 9-7, 9-2, 2-9, 9-5. Williams pulled herself together and cruised through the consolation bracket, winning three matches to advance to the finals against the Quakers?? Alisha Turner. After a shaky start, Williams took care of business winning 4-9, 10-8, 9-4, 9-2 to take the consolation bracket and 17th place in the tournament. Junior Captain Johanna Snyder and Freshman Emily Park also competed for the Crimson, falling in the first and second rounds...
...against them all night,” coach Kathy Delaney-Smith said. “Our guards have been our scorers, especially when they were triple-teaming Emma Markley in the first half. I thought we had the advantage there.”Berry also notes how the Quakers?? focus on Markley helped her and Tay get into a rhythm. “Our bigs had a great night tonight, so they were bringing the defense in, and they just opened things up for us at the perimeter,” Berry said...
...Columbia develop a momentum.”HARVARD 4, PENN 3In Sunday’s semifinal, Chijoff-Evans led Harvard to victory after his decisive third-set tiebreaker gained the winning point against Penn (3-4). After dropping the first set, 6-3, to the Quakers?? Hicham Laalej, Chijoff-Evans evened the match with a 7-6 (10-8) victory in the second set. In the final set, each player held serve until the tiebreaker—with Chijoff-Evans holding his nerve to win, 9-7, and clinch victory for the Crimson...
...Penn that would send the Crimson to the finals. Snyder closed out her match moments later with a 10-8, 9-3, 4-9, 10-9 victory to ice the cake.Penn’s only victories of the day came in the top two flights, where the Quakers?? Kristen Lange and Sydney Scott swept No. 1 Guruge and No. 2 Tiong, respectively. HARVARD 8, STANFORD 1Harvard cruised past No. 7 Stanford, 8-1, Friday afternoon in the opening round of the Howe Cup.The Crimson jumped out to an 8-0 lead with six out of the nine...
...Penn is probably not as bad as its record shows, mainly because most of the Quakers?? losses have come against some pretty good teams, such as Villanova and other Philly schools, a solid Big 10 in Penn State, and also some team that wears sky blue and plays in Chapel Hill...