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...Bobcats from the first whistle. Sophomore Jess Halpern opened it up for the Crimson with a goal in the first five minutes of the game, off an assist from junior tri-captain Sara Flood. Flood turned around to score two more goals for Harvard, both within the first ten minutes of the game, bringing the score to 3-0. Flood led the Crimson with a career-high seven points against Quinnipiac, scoring four goals and dishing out three assists.The Bobcats’ Nicole Fiore snuck her first of three goals past Harvard with 15 minutes remaining in the half...
...Amaker said. “He stepped up and made big baskets for us.”Throughout the season, the Crimson has followed the lead of one man—junior Ivy League Player of the Year candidate Jeremy Lin. He walked off the court having notched ten points—but on 3-of-11 shooting. For many players this would have been a solid performance, for Lin, it fell below expectations.Harvard seemed poised for victory after dominating the first half to take a 35-28 lead at halftime. But the Crimson missed Lin in the beginning...
...Shelby MacLeod was right behind, taking third place with a 7-4 record in the finals.Freshman standout Caroline Vloka, recovering from pneumonia, was second heading into the final pool in the sabre, but her 7-4 record was only good for fifth place in the final standings. However, with ten fencers advancing to NCAAs from the sabre field, Vloka should have no trouble qualifying for the national tournament.Junior Anna Podlosky and freshman Hayley Levitt also fenced for the Crimson, but were eliminated in the second round of foil and sabre competition, respectively.On the men’s side, an outstanding...
...talked a lot about making pitch-to-pitch adjustments, and our freshman pitchers are really stepping up.” HARVARD 4, STONY BROOK 1The Crimson opened the Miken Classic on Friday morning with a convincing victory over 2008 NCAA qualifier Stony Brook (7-3). Brown struck out ten Seawolves and only allowed two hits on her way to a complete-game victory. After a slow start to the game, Harvard pieced together a 3-0 lead after the fourth inning, led by Pledger who had two RBI. Brown continued to dominate, and the Crimson withstood a Stony Brook rally...
...Thanks to captain Andrew Pusar’s injury early in the game, guard McNally was called upon early and often, and he stepped up to the challenge. McNally’s shooting was especially crucial in the opening frame—his ten first-half points leading both squads—and he was rewarded with the second-half start. McNally’s 33 minutes of action was the most he has seen all season...