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...lost a couple of close ones early in the year because they didn’t have their lineup set.”Though the match was over, the top two Crimson players remained focused. Kumar beat Will Ward—who has knocked off four ranked players this season??6-4, 6-7, 6-1 and in the No. 1 spot, Clayton took down a very talented Bruno Agostinelli, ranked 31st in the nation, 6-4, 4-6, 6-1. “It was a very strong performance from the upperclassmen,” Fish said...
...against the top 5. “We are a bit rough around the edges,” senior Supriya Balsekar said. “We had no matches for 70 days [over Christmas break and exams].”PRINCETON 6, HARVARD 3In a rematch of last season??s Howe Cup Final, No. 2 Princeton overwhelmed Harvard, 6-3, giving the Crimson its third consecutive loss to the Tigers.Freshmen No. 2 Alisha Mashruwala and No. 5 Bethan Williams each earned tough five- and four-set victories, respectively, to raise their team-leading records to 7-1. Mashruwala...
...tournament game. If you drop one, your fight to win is that much harder.”“What I keep thinking about is that last year, we were 1-13 at one point and a darn good team,” Delaney-Smith said of last season??s slow start out of the gate. “We have to make both games equally important.”The Crimson will look to Tay to keep up her recent scoring run. The reigning Ivy League Player of the Week, the junior poured 36 in Harvard?...
...shutting down Yale’s best long-distance shooters—especially senior guard Caleb Holmes, who is making 41 percent of his shots from downtown—would cripple their offense. Getting the hot hand against them, though, seems to have worked well for their opponents this season??the Bulldogs are allowing Ivy teams to shoot better then 42 percent from long range this season.Yale has developed a double-pronged attack against conference opponents this season, however, with junior forward Ross Morin breaking out, scoring 14.4 points per game against Ivy rivals. He earned his second...
...briefly tied classmate Sarah Vaillancourt as the team leader in goals scored with 12. But, in the final period Vaillancourt added the insurance goal and reclaimed the lead… Brine’s two goals make her the fifth Harvard player to record a multi-goal game this season?? The first group of inductees to the Women’s Beanpot Hall of Fame was announced between last night’s semifinal games. The Crimson was represented by Jennifer Botterill ’02-’03, the only three-time Beanpot Tournament MVP, taking...