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...coach Jenny Allard said. “We’re approaching every team the same way. We’re trying to play our game and bring our energy and our focus to every one.” Harvard is on a mini-streak coming off a doubleheader sweep of Holy Cross on Tuesday, in which it outscored the Crusaders 15-0 in the two games. With both Ivy teams on winning streaks, it only makes the matchup between the two classic rivals more heated. Junior Shelly Madick only allowed two hits in her shutout performance on Tuesday...
...throwing strikes, and we got into a good rhythm with him.”The Marshfield, Mass. native has already impressed at the plate, going 2-for-3 with an RBI double in Saturday’s win over Princeton and scoring three runs in Sunday’s sweep of Cornell.After last weekend saw freshmen Max Perlman and Eric Eadington pick up wins against Ivy rivals Princeton and Cornell, respectfully, Zailskas became the latest member of the rookie class to make his presence felt on the hill. “We have a very strong freshman class...
...significance of Saturday’s win over Princeton. It was a rivalry game against Harvard’s decade-long nemesis in the battle for Ivy League supremacy and against the squad that ended the Crimson’s NCAA aspirations with an Ivy Championship Series sweep last May. It was the junior right-hander’s first victory of the season, his first in over 11 months. And it came over Tigers ace Christian Staehely, who was named the preseason Ivy League Pitcher of the Year despite Haviland returning to defend the honor he claimed...
After splitting each of its first three Ivy League doubleheaders, strong performances by both of its starting pitchers and a resurrected offense led the Harvard baseball team to an Easter Sunday sweep of Cornell.Fighting frigid temperatures and swirling winds, the Crimson (9-11, 5-3 Ivy) defeated the Big Red (11-14, 5-3 Ivy) at O’Donnell Field in the second game of the twinbill, 11-4, after taking the first contest by a score of 4-2.“It was a day of survival,” Harvard coach Joe Walsh said...
...Harvard softball team wrapped up interdivisional play the same way it began it last week: sweeping its firstdouble header and getting swept in the second.The Crimson took two from host and two-time defending league champion Princeton on Saturday, 5-2 and 3-1. But the next day, it was on the wrong end of the sweep, as it fell to Cornell, 9-8 and 6-4. The games were played in Providence because of a snowstorm in Ithaca.Despite Sunday’s sweep, Harvard is still in good shape as it enters divisional play. The Crimson...