Word: rbi
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...17th round-tripper of the year, good for a new Ivy League single-season record. The list of year-end accolades was, naturally, very long. Murphy was named Ivy League Rookie of the Year in addition to making All-Ivy League First Team. She led the league with 46 RBI while hitting .359 with a .802 slugging percentage and she earned 33 walks—16 of them intentional. She was the Ivy League Rookie of the Week two times in April and a third time the following month. During the first week of May, Murphy also...
...Lauren Murphy. One of four team members to start all 46 games, the first year slugger was seventh in the league with a .350 average. More impressively, she broke the Ivy League record for home runs in a season with 18 longballs, while also leading the league with 47 RBI. She was named Ivy League Rookie of the Week three times and Ivy League Player of the Week once.At the end of the season, she added to her accolades by being named Ivy League Rookie of the Year and was selected to the All-Ivy First Team...
...Harvard softball team (31-15, 14-6 Ivy) began the year playing in tournaments across the country and found success right off the bat. Three weeks into its season, the Crimson won the Mercer Nisan Classic in Georgia. In the championship game, junior Danielle Kerper knocked in four RBI to help Harvard win a close 5-4 battle over Wright State. From there, the Crimson rattled off a 23-9 record, including a stretch in which it went 14-1. Coming into the final weekend of play against Dartmouth, Harvard found itself atop the Ivy League North Division, leading...
...question that Madick is the real deal.Murphy, who fittingly enters the batters box to DMX’s “Here comes the Boom,” set the Ivy League home run record (18) in her first season with the Crimson in addition to knocking in 47 RBI and hitting at a team-leading clip of .359. Murphy was named Ivy League Rookie of the Year and first team All-Northeast.If Murphy’s heroics are going to continue though, she is going to have to produce against the Pride’s star sophomore pitcher Kayleigh Lotti...
While Madick was setting down Penn, Harvard scratched out another run on three hits in the fifth. Murphy led off with a single to center and advanced on a two-out double by Francis. Winkeller lined an RBI single to left, although Francis was thrown out at the plate to end the inning...