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...undoubtedly the occasion for this duo to rise to prominence and realize the extent of their abilities. Freshman southpaw Ryan Watson, like Cole, also possesses the skills to take the ball every week and make an immediate impact. Six-foot-eight two-sport star Brad Unger, who hurled two scoreless frames in the NCAA Tournament last June, also finds himself in the fold.“I don’t know what our rotation is going to be,” Walsh says. “But we have some guys that are going to be mainstays every weekend...
...Lorentzen said. Lorentzen took a 6-1 lead in the first game and held on for a 9-7 win. She padded her lead to 2-0 with a 9-3 victory in the second game. In the third and fourth games, however, Grigg twice held her teammate scoreless to tie up the match. “She played the third and fourth games really well, a lot of really good winners,” Lorentzen said. “Kyla reads my game really well—I have to think what she thinks I’m going...
...Bailey Vertovez made her first start as a Crimson pitcher yesterday after a strong relief outing on Saturday against Temple. Over the first four innings, Vertovez allowed four runs on six hits and was charged with the loss. Co-captain Michele McAteer was able to contribute three innings of scoreless relief to hold the Bulls to four runs. The Crimson’s offense came close, but ultimately just couldn’t catch up to Buffalo. Junior Lauren Brown hit a two-run homer in the sixth to cap Harvard’s effort. Junior co-captain Julia Kidder...
...senior Jason Cappadoro added a goal and two assists—but many weaknesses were also evident. After being down 3-0, the Seawolves rebounded with two goals of their own to make it 3-2, only to give up ten straight scores directly thereafter. The team was held scoreless for nearly 15 minutes of play. In spite of this, Harvard coach Scott Anderson warns that the game will test the Crimson, especially as a season-opener. “Stony Brook is a very aggressive team in terms of schemes,” Anderson said. “They...
...frustrate the Crimson offense. “We got some great saves,” Eagles coach Tom Mutch said. “To get an early lead…gave us a little comfort zone, a little lift.” And with that energy, BC kept Harvard scoreless in the first period. As the second period opened, the Eagles again kept the pressure on the Crimson, not allowing easy shots on goal. Though Harvard’s strength this season has been its ability to score during the power play—Sarah Wilson’s overtime...