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...Game 2 of the ICS and then vaulted onto the professional scouting radar (at least two evaluators were in attendance on Saturday) by hurling seven-plus innings of no-hit ball against Arkansas in the NCAA Tournament. Staehely was plagued by shoddy infield defense (six errors, four by shortstop Greg Van Horn) as he surrendered six runs, only one earned, and seven hits in six innings while the Crimson lineup ran his pitch count up to 105. When asked about the preseason Pitcher of the Year snub, Haviland jokingly said, “I didn’t notice that...
...knocked Staehely out. He’s the kid that ended our season last year.”But it was six Princeton errors that sealed the win for Harvard. Freshman Greg Van Horn had the roughest day in the field for the Tigers, committing four errors at shortstop. With a 6-1 lead, Walsh left Haviland in the game entering the ninth inning, hoping to rest his bullpen for the next day’s doubleheader against Cornell. But when Princeton loaded the bases on two singles sandwiched around a walk, Walsh had to turn to sophomore Ryan Watson...
With the international tiebreaker rule in effect, both squads began the extra innings with a runner on second. The Crimson started the top of the ninth with senior Sarah Shaughnessy pinch running on second. An error by the Terriers shortstop allowed Shaughnessy to cross the plate with the winning...
...bullpen faltered; another, the defense collapsed; and on a third, the bats went quiet. However, the Crimson was boosted by standout play from some of its most uncertain positions, with several youngsters proving themselves worthy of the starting jobs they were penciled in for during the preseason. New shortstop Jeff Stoeckel had a hot trip at the plate on top of his ever-solid glove work, freshman slugger Andrew Prince displayed his middle-of-the-order power, and junior right-hander Brad Unger delivered the best pitching performance of his collegiate career.HARVARD 10, BARRY 5The Crimson ended its trip with...
...scoring twice while also making some nice plays at third base despite making only his fifth appearance of the 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...