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Madick pitched six innings, allowing one hit and no walks while registering three strikeouts. Roberts left runners on second and third to escape the seventh, but two Winthrop pitchers combined on a nine-hit shuout to hand the Crimson the loss...
...successful regatta. I’m pretty pleased with our performance.”CENTRAL SERIES 3The weekend’s final regatta was hosted by the Crimson, and the Harvard co-eds took fifth-place in the season’s third Central Series. The Crimson took seventh-place in A-division thanks to the work of senior skipper Robby McIntosh and freshman crew Michelle Konstandt. In B-division, senior skipper Marion Guillaume led Harvard in a third-place showing, and though sophomore Kerry Ann Bradford served as crew in the regatta’s first 12 races, Powers...
...trip with a bang, rapping out 16 hits en route to an easy 10-5 win over Barry (18-19). Seven of the starters had multiple hits, led by Stoeckel (3-for-5) and sophomore Matt Rogers (three RBI), as Harvard posted crooked numbers in the third, fifth, and seventh innings. Utility man Max Warren got the start, allowing just one unearned run in four innings. Sophomore Adam Cole struggled in relief, throwing just nine of 23 pitches for strikes and allowing three runs. “We’re hoping Cole comes around, but right now, he?...
...season at the position. “He’s played outstanding at third base in that short time,” Walsh said of Vance, a natural shortstop who has normally manned center field in his collegiate career. The Crimson built a 7-4 lead by the seventh inning, and then put the game out of reach on a double scorched down the right-field line by captain Brendan Byrne. But while the score turned out somewhat lopsided, Harvard might have been in store for a shootout had Bruton not stymied Columbia’s offensive momentum. After...
...Crimson remains undefeated in the new arena, winning its last three home matches.The switch did not faze sophomore middle hitter Brady Weissbourd, who earned his second Hay Division Player of the Week nod this season. Weissbourd is fifth in the EIVA in blocks per game (1.24) and stands seventh in hitting percentage (.424).Another key player in Harvard’s two victories was sophomore Jeff Nathan, as he tallied 22 digs between the two matches. After junior Brian Rapp was unable to play as a result of his ACL injury, Nathan stepped in at libero.“Jeff...