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...Suipriya Balsekar, senior Audrey Duboc, senior Lydia Williams, freshman Sandra Mumanachit, and freshman Charlene Neo all swept their matches 3-0. Freshman Katherine O’Donnell lost a single game before winning on a drop shot. However, the going will soon be much tougher. In an eight-day stretch in February, the Crimson will face Penn, Princeton, and Yale—a threesome expected to contend with Harvard for the Ivy League title. In addition, the Crimson will face the Trinity, a perennial contender for the national championship. Preseason rankings placed all four of these teams above Harvard...
...called timeout. With 23.8 seconds left, he drove the lane for an off-balance reverse layup to give the Crimson (3-3) an 83-81 lead they would not lose. “It wasn’t designed. but because all the other guys made plays down the stretch, there was an open lane for me because [the Wildcats] were on our shooters and our postmen, so that opened up a gap for me,” Lin said. “And then I just tried to attack it and see what would happen.” Harvard...
...MINORS Vermont coach Kevin Sneddon ’92 was a teammate of Donato’s on the Crimson’s 1989 national title-winning team. He served as Harvard’s captain his senior year…Yesterday’s contest ended a grueling stretch of six games in 12 days for the Crimson, including three against nationally ranked opponents…Freshman defenseman Alex Biega scored his third goal in four games. He and fellow blueliner Reese are tied for second on the team with four goals each…It was the Crimson?...
...second half of the game.” The score also marked a step in the right direction for Harvard in that it came with both teams playing at full strength. Even-strength goals had proved hard to come by for the Crimson during the opening stretch of its season, when it had some trouble mounting offensive pressure without an extra man. “[The Bobcats] are a team that can score goals, and coming in, we’re a team that cannot score goals, and really didn’t have many even-strength goals...
...Harvard ran up a 9-1-0 record through a season-opening stretch of 10 conference games, with its only loss at the hands of rival St. Lawrence on the road. Its run through half of its ECAC slate culminated with a 5-0 win over Princeton on the road on Saturday. Although the opening month offered such quality opponents as the Saints and the Tigers, there were still plenty of games against conference doormats like Union and Quinnipiac to leave fans and coaches doubting whether the Crimson’s gaudy record was a true indicator of its performance...