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...ranked Yale. The Bulldogs boasted two consecutive Ivy and national titles as well as the top-ranked player in the nation, two-time individual champion Michelle Quibell. After almost three hours of play and eight matches completed, the Crimson and Bulldogs were knotted 4-4, and only Lorentzen and Quibell??s match remained. Teammates gathered around to watch the deciding fifth game. Quibell leapt out to a quick 4-0 lead as the Yale crowd roared. Lorentzen rallied for a 7-5 advantage but Quibell tied it up again at 7. But youth would be served. Lorentzen...
...everyone cheering against [us],” Fast said. So against Yale, it wasn’t the fans who made the difference for the defending champs. Instead, five Harvard wins—including Lorentzen’s five-game thriller over two-time defending Individuals champion Michelle Quibell??sent the Bulldogs to their first loss in almost three years. “You hear the crowd—it’s obviously there—but you just have to shut it out,” Lorentzen said after the match. Lorentzen, who was named...
...younger teammate, as a seventh seed it was surprising that she had made it there at all. Even though Grigg had reached the finals in 2005’s tournament, she had to go through two-time Individuals champion Michelle Quibell of Yale early on, in the quarterfinals. Quibell??s only losses this season had come to Lorentzen—once in the Crimson’s 5-4 win in New Haven, and once when Quibell defaulted in the Howe Cup tournament. Heading into the individual tournament, almost everyone anticipated a heated showdown between the graduating veteran...
...Quibell??only a sophomore—took out Harvard’s No. 1 Hall, the intercollegiate No. 4, in four games. Hall jumped out to an early lead, winning the first game 9-7. But Quibell stormed back to grab the next three games?...
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