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...said. “I hope that this performance is the tip of the iceberg, so to speak, except a good iceberg.” Remaining modest, Gillepsie also emphasized how although his performance is starting to peak, what’s more important is that the team??s performance is hitting its stride.“We are starting to have big goals, and it’s really exciting to be part of a team that is sort of redefining itself and becoming better every year,” Gillepsie said. “There...
...some reason I didn’t really feel warmed up with my game in general, and I made a lot of stupid mistakes,” Cho said.But she quickly adjusted and found her rhythm, and her even-par 72 in the second round was the team??s best round of the tournament. “The first round, I made a lot of mistakes with my approach shots, so the second round I was able to not make the same mistakes,” Cho said. Leading the team early on with a first-round score...
...tournament, the Crimson came out with a chip on its shoulder. Relying on a multi-faceted offense that featured tallies from seven different players, Harvard jumped out to an early lead it would not relinquish. The Bison threatened several times, but consistent, scrappy play—especially from the team??s freshmen—halted any chance of another heartbreak Sunday morning...
...Crimson sports editor. After Schellberg cleared the bases, Bock brought her home on a single up the middle, putting the Crimson up for good, 4-3. “We stayed really focused and, if anything, we were more fired up for the second game, knowing that the other team??s going to come out wanting revenge,” Bock said. Dartmouth got on the scoreboard first, putting up three runs in the bottom of the fourth inning. Harvard junior starter Margaux Black got into a one-out jam after allowing two consecutive singles to start...
...We’re all making strides and are ready to compete against the best in the Ivy League.”UMASS PRECONFERENCE MEETThe bulk of the Crimson traveled to Amherst on Saturday to compete in a field of New England squads. With many of the team??s top competitors missing in action, Harvard nonetheless notched quality efforts on both sides.The Crimson women dominated the distance events, as juniors Caitlin Clifford and Stacy Carlson took the 1500- and 5000-meter, respectively, with times of 4:39.70 and 18:01.39. Senior Jan Ng and junior Brenda Cohen finished...