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...ball-handling duties. Again, Housman applied pressure, stole the ball, and drove all the way to the rim, where he got fouled. Now concerned with Housman’s defense, the Lions tried setting a pick for their guard but were called for an illegal screen, their third straight turnover. After the Crimson scored on the ensuing possession, a flustered Columbia team called a timeout. Harvard then led 48-39 thanks, in large part, to Housman’s tenacious defense. “[Housman] obviously turned up the ball pressure in the second half.” Lin said...
...Minutewomen with only two seconds left on the clock, finishing off the half with a score of 7-5. Less than a minute into the second session, Lyons tallied her second goal of the game for UMass. However, Harvard’s Flood and Martin answered back with three straight scores, bringing the game to a tie at 8-8 for the first time since the start. Flood scored twice, while Martin tallied another within the first four minutes of the half. But the Crimson couldn’t hold onto its streak for long. The Minutewomen responded with four...
...Harvard to overcome in its Saturday matchup with the Mean Green.Though Vertovez gave up just two unearned runs in four innings in her 2009 pitching debut, freshman pitcher Marika Zumbro ran into trouble when she entered the game in the fifth inning. North Texas opened the inning with three straight hits and rolled from there, scorching Zumbro for six hits and seven runs in two-thirds of an inning.Moore came in to put out the fire, but the Mean Green would plate two more unearned runs before the inning was over.HARVARD 3, KANSAS 2Harvard opened its season in dramatic fashion...
...Crimson the lead 47-46. “Once that happened, things started turning around,” Markley said. “That’s when we took control.”Co-captain Niki Finelli did not play this weekend and has now missed three straight games after suffering an injury on Feb. 20 against Princeton
...hockey team (9-14-6, 9-7-6 ECAC, 3-4-3 Ivy) royally out-skated Princeton (20-7-0, 14-6-0 ECAC, 5-3-0 Ivy) Saturday night, defeating the Tigers, 3-2, in front of a sellout home crowd on Senior Night. It marked the eighth-straight senior-night win for the Crimson. “It means a lot in front of your home fans and [its] your last regular season home game [so] it is important to end on a good note,” Harvard coach Ted Donato ’91 said. Beating...