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...with seven three-pointers (tied for the Crimson’s second-best single-game performance) and 33 points (three short of tying the 10th best showing in Harvard history).Fast-forward to Saturday night’s game against Brown.Goffredo entered as the league’s leading scorer averaging 21 points through Harvard’s first three Ivy games. Still, the Bears chose to stick with their zone in order to shut down Stehle and Cusworth. They wouldn’t let the preseason players of the year beat them. So, the current player of the year...
...leading scorer is sophomore Leah Craig, who has 12 goals on the season and scored twice against Harvard in the two teams’ previous clash...
...until sophomore Angie Soriaga put the Big Green in overtime with a buzzer-beating three, where Dartmouth shocked the Crimson, 93-88, in front of a hostile Cambridge crowd. All but two players remain from the 2003-04 Big Green, including the team’s three top scorers from that game. With the exception of Elise Morrison, who will miss the rest of the season with a torn ligament in her foot, Dartmouth (7-3) returns its entire starting lineup from last year. Now Harvard (4-9), which shared the championship with the Big Green last year, will take...
Harvard captain Matt Stehle spent most of the game battling foul trouble and uncharacteristic poor shooting. Stehle, the Crimson’s leading scorer and chief target of SMU’s man-to-man defense, went without a shot in the first half. The Mustangs hedged screens and switched regularly to cut down Stehle’s open looks from the outside in the first half...
...just four defensive boards for Harvard in the first half, netting 16 second chance points and bullying the Crimson’s smaller frontcourt. Only junior guard Jim Goffredo’s two three-pointers late in the first half kept the game within 30 points. Captain and leading scorer Matt Stehle collected three fouls in the game’s first 15 minutes and did not attempt a shot in the opening frame. “Each time we go through this cycle [with games over Christmas break],” Sullivan said. “We go home...