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...Harvard men’s basketball team watched an 11-point lead at intermission evaporate and fell to Lehigh, 70-61, Saturday in Bethlehem, Pa. “[It was] a total team defense collapse on our part,” junior guard Drew Housman said of the second half. The Crimson (4-6) suffered on the glass against the Mountain Hawks (5-5), who snagged 13 offensive boards to the Crimson’s four and held the overall rebounding edge, 34-25. Lehigh forward Bryan White posted a game-high 10 rebounds. Additionally, Lehigh enjoyed extra time...
...triumph extended the squad’s perfect season-opening string to 11 games, matching a run by the Crimson’s 2003-04 team. Tri-captain Caitlin Cahow, juniors Sarah Vaillancourt and Jenny Brine, and freshman Liza Ryabkina all scored as Harvard pushed its season goal total to 40 from 10 different players. “It was a tough game from the beginning—Providence has skilled players who can move with the puck,” Cahow said. “It certainly wasn’t 60 full minutes of Harvard hockey...
...weren’t shooting well, we stepped up our defense.” In the first start of her collegiate career, senior Adrian Budischak dominated the boards with a career-high 14 rebounds. In the first half, Budischak had 10 of the Crimson’s 24 total rebounds. Overall, Harvard out-rebounded UNH, 46-41. Budischak’s strong effort on the glass was a welcome change for the Crimson, which has been struggling to find a consistent rebounder since Christiana Lackner ’07 graduated. “I have finally found my rebounder...
...decision to No. 13 Alton Lucas at 174 lb. The Crimson finally showed some fight at 184 and 197, stringing together two straight victories from Caputo and Colgan. Caputo, ranked eighth in the nation, pinned his opponent in 4:26, raising Harvard’s point total to nine. Colgan then followed with his win, making the score 22-12. Knapp, though, could not continue the Crimson’s momentum in his double-overtime heavyweight bout. “There were a couple of matches that could have gone either way,” Weiss said...
...Iowa caucused. Even a few thousand more could make a difference; sure enough, with Oprah as a sweetener, 1,385 people (no gender statistics were available) worked four-hour volunteer shifts for Obama in order to qualify for a ticket to Winfrey's appearance. (The campaign distributed a total of 12,000 tickets to supporters with another 11,000 given away online...