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...back with a 15-3 run to take a 22-13 lead of its own. From there, the Crimson never got closer than eight, as San Jose also convincingly took game three. Trimble led Harvard by hitting .556 en route to 10 kills. Freshman libero Katherine Kocurek added a team-high 14 digs. Despite the loss, the team felt as if their performance was much improved over Friday’s effort. “On Saturday, our level of play was much higher,” Cebron said. San Jose State finished with 52 kills in the match...
...minute to end the game. Big Red Sophomore Noelle Dowd, with four goals, along with Simmons and Wiegand, who both posted hat tricks, led the offense for Cornell. For Harvard, Simmons and Curtis each provided two goals apiece. The two goals for Curtis brought her season total to a team-high 37 goals. The seniors had memorable performances. Orr and Kaveney each notched a goal in their final collegiate game, and Orr forced three turnovers. Driscoll went out with three ground balls, and Demorest saw time in net in the second half. With the season over, something seems amiss...
...eliminating the turnovers.” Princeton junior Kathleen Miller led the Tiger offense in the second period. Miller scored all four of her goals after halftime. Curtis posted two more tallies in the second frame to keep Harvard on pace. The last two goals brought Curtis to a team-high 30 goals scored this season. Following a goal by freshman Kaitlin Martin, the Crimson was within two at 10-8. This goal, however, would be the last for Harvard, as the team went scoreless in the final ten minutes of the game. Sophomore Katie Lewis-Lamonica touched...
...last meeting. The focus of Harvard’s collective defensive effort, however, will be on emerging Ivy star Keenan Jeppesen, who averaged 23 points last weekend in a home split against Cornell and Columbia. This is nothing new to the Crimson, as Jeppesen rang up a team-high 18 points in the loss to Harvard.“He poses a matchup problem because he’s great in the post and has a pretty good outside shot,” Harvard captain Matt Stehle said. “He’s become their go-to player...
...game at the Northford Ice Pavilion with a quick power-play goal in the first period. At 14:45 in the frame, junior Katie Johnston scored a Crimson man advantage with freshman Jenny Brine and senior Jennifer Raimondi picking up the assists. Raimondi’s helper was her team-high 18th assist of the season.“In terms of consistency, our offensive varies from game to game,” captain Carrie Schroyer said. “We were beaten so badly [against Princeton], it got our adrenaline, and we came out really fired...