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...Crimson. But at the first signs of shaky control in the fourth—the freshman allowed a leadoff single, then recorded an errant pickoff attempt, a wild pitch, and a walk—Walsh promptly lifted him for senior Max Warren. Warren allowed just one baserunner in three scoreless frames of relief before giving way to Haviland. The Crusaders’ late-game heroics only magnified the Crimson’s recent struggles at the plate. Harvard matched Holy Cross with five hits, but couldn’t push a run home after the third frame and couldn?...
...Tigers scored four of their five runs in the third inning. With Crimson ace Madick in the circle, Princeton unloaded two home runs—one and three-run shots. The dingers ended Madick’s outing as Black came in to pitch a scoreless game the rest of the way.“I was getting behind in the count,” Madick said. “When you get behind in the count against good hitters it is hard to throw strikes and you’re trying to come back with strikes...and they capitalize...
...outshot the Crimson 10-8 in the first period and forced sophomore goaltender Kyle Richter to stop several prime goal-scoring opportunities, including a point-blank shot from Cornell forward Blake Gallagher. Ultimately, the tight, back-and-forth play and strong goalkeeping on both ends resulted in a scoreless opening period. The floodgates were opened when both teams managed to capitalize on power-play opportunities in the second period. Senior forward Dave Watters’ goal at 3:35 unleashed a barrage of scoring from both sides. After failing to convert on two power-play opportunities in the first period...
...Quakers claimed 24 ground balls to Harvard’s 15. In the third frame the Quakers dominated that tally 7-1, as well as faceoffs 8-1 and shots 12-6. Fehr seized a man-up opportunity in the first minute of the fourth. After almost seven scoreless minutes in which Penn took three shots and was on the receiving end of two turnovers, the Quakers struck with a goal of their own. Just 11 seconds later, Duboe sparked Harvard’s last ditch effort with 8:03 minutes remaining and down 7-12, epitomizing the team?...
...game against UC Irvine may have been the most impressive contest of the break. Even though the Crimson lost, Harvard outplayed the Anteaters, who made it to the College World Series last season. The Crimson recorded 13 hits to UC Irvine’s nine and held the Anteaters scoreless in all but two innings.The reason Harvard remained close was relief pitcher Max Warren. After sophomore starter Jonathan Strangio gave up a grand slam, the senior entered the game and pitched 7.2 innings, giving up seven hits and just one run.“We?...