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That strategy of closing on Saturday and starting on Sunday is by no means unfamiliar to Harvard, which sought to maximize the arm of former captain Trey Hendricks ’04 in exactly that role last season, especially down the Ivy stretch...
...seem like one, already batting in the heart of the Crimson’s potent lineup in his first year with the team. He doesn’t act like one, easily handling the pressure of filling the void left by last season’s Ivy batting champ, Trey Hendricks ’04.And he sure doesn’t hit like one. Wilson is batting .362, second-best on the team, and leads the squad with a whopping .710 slugging percentage. He’s tied for the team lead in hits (25) and paces Harvard...
Although the team later fell short in its Ivy title defense to Princeton, Klimkiewicz worked 35 of 43 games, at times carrying the offensive burden by himself when Trey Hendricks ’04 succumbed to knee surgery down the stretch...
...Herrmann, the bar is also set high as a leader of the team, especially in the absence of two-way star Trey Hendricks ’04, who was drafted by the Arizona Diamondbacks last year. He describes Hendricks as “maybe the best hitter I’ve ever played with...
Five years ago, Trey Hendricks ’04, one manifestation of Walsh’s recruiting versatility, arrived on campus from Spring, Texas, an uncelebrated pitching recruit dreaming Major League dreams. He finished his senior season as a hard-hitting first base prospect, then left Harvard as the 24th-round draft pick of the MLB’s Arizona Diamondbacks. “I think a lot of kids have that dream,” Walsh says of his former star, with whom he still keeps close contact. “And it’s a great dream...