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...junior guard Lindsay Hallion said. “That leads to more turnovers on both sides.” The teams traded points for the next six minutes, leading to a 9-9 tie at 13:10. The Stags then showed off their long-range prowess, nailing a trio of three-pointers during a 14-6 run that put Harvard down by eight. Fairfield seemed primed to run away with the game, but the Crimson stayed within reach and even cut the lead to just five by the end of the opening half. Harvard found its scoring touch...
...Rollins said. “We weren’t running our tempo. We were playing to their level instead of forcing them to keep up with us.”Finelli and Rollins led the Crimson with 19 points each while Hallion provided 13 points, completing a trio of players who notched double digits in the losing effort. Rollins added ten rebounds for her first career double-double.Finelli, who missed the first six games of last season, shot 8-for-18 from the field, including 3-for-5 from downtown, and added five steals and three assists...
...pack their defenses into the post, where Rollins, Tindal and Emma Moretzsohn will give Harvard a sizeable advantage. Tindal is the smallest of the three at 6’3. “They’re all power inside players,” Delaney-Smith says of her trio of frontcourt players. “They’re a little different from each other, so if you can stop one, you’re not going to stop three.”Heading into the season, the Crimson is armed with enough weapons to be the top team...
...Jean Marie Burr is a proven winner, but 2006-2007 is not the year of the Bear.Player to Watch: Catherine SchaperThe 6’3 Schaper helped fill out a thin front line last season, and she’ll see more time and be a mentor to a trio of freshman forwards.COLUMBIAThe Lions roared little and lost often last year, recording just a pair of wins over Yale to finish seventh in the league at 2-12. The bright spot is senior guard Megan Griffith (15.2 ppg), second team All-Ivy in 2006. The downside? Everything else. Guard Michele...
...count margin.“We are still showing our youth and inexperience,” Stone said. “We hurt ourselves today in places where we can’t afford to.”And while the team missed the contributions of its trio of stars, their absence had a silver lining as far as Stone was concerned. “A win without [Chu, Vaillancourt, and Cahow] is much more valuable than a win with them,” Stone said, “Because it is giving other kids an opportunity to step...