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...highest between both teams.With both Harvard and MIT coming in with hopes of continuing their solid recent play, the local rivalry intensified the competition.“They play hard. I think they play up when they come to us,” Harvard coach Chris Ridolfi said. “I don’t think either team thinks they’re going to lose.”The first game was a close one, even after the Crimson surrendered the first several points. After quickly catching up, Harvard kept the score close. Remaining within a few points...
...Crimson saw three of its players notch double digits in kills, with sophomore Brady Weissbourd, captain Laurence Favrot, and senior Andy Nelson hitting 14, 12, and 10 kills, respectively. “The whole roster played well tonight,” Harvard coach Chris Ridolfi said. “We were able to get everybody some quality time.” Though the series was a quick one, it did not seem so for the Crimson, as the Chargers’ tardy arrival pushed the game start back about half an hour. Harvard decided to extend its warmup to accommodate...
...Fitz, who registered a solid .473 assist percentage throughout the match.The Crimson’s combined efforts resulted in a 30-22 fourth game victory and forced a deciding fifth game.When asked what led to his team’s success in the penultimate frame, Harvard coach Christopher Ridolfi stressed the importance of teamwork.“I thought we passed better in game four,” he said. “We simply passed better. And when we can set up everybody, we’re a much better team. We can’t rely...
...second game, providing a monstrous kill, one of 12 for the night, to tie the game at 12. The Crimson quickly took the lead and never looked back to win the second game. “We played a fairly consistent match,” Harvard head coach Chris Ridolfi said. “Our team goals are to spread the ball around, identify who’s hot and go that hot hand often. Tonight, [Rivier] couldn’t stop Brady. If we could’ve passed off and given the ball to Brady more often...
...going and took them out of their game, and it went pretty easily.”Harvard thwarted Vassar’s offense by quicky adapting to the Brewers’ fast-paced style.“We started out slow,” Crimson coach Chris Ridolfi said. “Vassar plays kind of a different style of offense than we’re used to seeing, and we had trouble taking care of that in the first game. They played the game a little faster and more frantic than we’re used...