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...real strength of the Penn offense, however, is a healthy Joe Sandberg. The senior running back has been slowed by injuries all season, missing parts of over half of the Quakers??€™ contests this year and sitting out a loss to Villanova entirely. Despite the injuries, Sandberg has run for 793 yards and nine touchdowns on the year, both second in the league to Yale’s Mike McLeod...
...Quakers??€™ linchpin, fifth-year running back Joe Sandberg, returned to full-time action last week, and, not coincidentally, Al Bagnoli’s team tallied its first win of the season. That’s bad news for the Lions’ defense, which is allowing almost 260 rushing yards per outing. Norries Wilson has instilled a disciplined approach on the Upper West Side—Columbia is the least-penalized team in the league by a decent margin—but still lacks the roster to crack the Ivy’s top half...
With Kinsey on second, Reichert had the Quakers??€™ best chance of the game for a base hit. She blooped the ball over junior first baseman Danielle Kerper, but Kidder ranged into the hole and threw to first...
...Quakers??€™ top hitter is junior second baseman Annie Kinsey. Kinsey easily leads the Ivy League in hitting with a .456 average, the 12th highest in the country. She also leads the league in hits with 62, runs scored with 52, doubles with 15, and total bases with...
...well by a score of 13-11. PENN 7, HARVARD 0 Penn, coming in undefeated in the Ivy League, had little trouble with the depleted Harvard lineup. Litvak and Forgie won 8-4 at No. 2 doubles to give the Crimson its only win of the day. The Quakers??€™ Lenka Snajrova and Ekaterina Kominskaya easily defeated Brook and Mukundan, 8-1, in the top spot. While Curto—who is also a Crimson photography editor—and sophomore Rachel Gottlieb lost, 8-3, in the third doubles match, the match originally looked...