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...shot 8-of-10 from three-point range and finished with 30 points. But Goffredo faced significantly amplified pressure down the stretch, and did not hit again from the floor, misfiring on the final six shots he took. ON THE RISE Friday night was another impressive exhibit in the season-long display of Brown guard Mark McAndrew’s multiple basketball talents. The 6’2 junior from Barrington, R.I., is looking like the Ivy League’s most improved player this year, and he bolstered that notion by scoring 19 points and grabbing five rebounds against...
...section in the Lavietes Pavilion stands, hit a free throw with 1:05 left to record the first point of his career, and Okereke, in his first career appearance, hit a runner in the lane in the game’s final minute. FREE THREES The Crimson continued its season-long trend of hitting its free throws, making 20-of-22 shots from the stripe, including its first 18. The success at the line was largely overshadowed, however, by Columbia’s three-point shooting. “Getting to the free-throw line is a non-factor when...
...half, and Harvard was unable to sustain any offensive pressure in the opening frame. A superior second-half effort gave the Crimson several chances on the net in the first 20 minutes. But the Bruins’ two first half goals were enough to keep Harvard from repeating its season-long second-half heroics. “They’re a talented team, and they also scored at the crucial times,” Harvard coach John Kerr said. “[They scored] a minute or two [into] the game and then right before halftime, and that...
...season as the Crimson’s leading scorer, averaging 10.8 points per game despite missing the first 10 games of the season with an arm injury. The team’s sparkplug off the bench, Tay led Harvard in steals with 39 and ranked second in assists, dishing out 76 over the course of the year. She was also the team’s third leading scorer with a clip of 8.3 points per game.Both Tay and Rollins were each named Ivy League Rookie of the Week twice last season. They each received recognition for their season-long efforts...
...really long rallies,” according to Durwood. These rallies forced Harvard to make 75 digs, an average of 25 per game, far above its season average of 18 per game. McKinley accounted for a match-leading 21 of those digs.Though the Crimson’s play against Brown was strong overall, a 15-4 Brown rally in the third set provided a nerve-racking reminder of Harvard’s season-long weakness in closing out close matches.“It’s mentally difficult to close out a match,” Mahon said...