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...Academic All-District team. Over the course of her four seasons, Anderson became the winningest player in Harvard women’s tennis history. She graduates with a record of 192-59 in both doubles and singles, surpassing the 185-67 mark of Kathy Vigna ’87. Harvard also went a perfect 28-0 against Ivy opponents during her four-year tenure and qualified for the NCAA tournament each season, advancing to the Sweet Sixteen on two occasions. —GABRIEL M. VELEZ
With the win deLone tied Harvard's all-time season record for wins (She broke the record for rookies a long time ago). DeLone tied Kathy Vigna '97 who reached the mark...
DeLone, the first Harvard player to win the tournament since Kathy Vigna in 1986, breezed through her early round matches. She did not allow an opponent to win three games until the semifinals, when Cindy Kuragami of Yale won four games in a losing cause...
Despite losing four-time All-Ivy players Kathy Vigna and Robin Boss, the Crimson (winner of 36 out of its last 37 Ivy games) came through with a strong fall season...
NameSports Honor(s) Nina Anderson '90 Swimming All-Ivy Second Team Cyndi Austrian '88 Tennis All-Ivy First Team (doubles with K. Vigna) Rusty Ball '88 Squash All-Ivy First Team Tim Barakett '87 Hockey All-Ivy Second Team All-ECAC Second Team Gia Barresi '87 Field Hockey All-Ivy First Team Softball All-Ivy Honorable Mention Mark Benning '87 Hockey All-Ivy First Team All-ECAC First Team All-New England All-America First Team GTE Academic All-America Mike Bergmann '88 Lacrosse All-Ivy Second Team All-N.E. Second Team David Berkoff '88 Swimming All-Ivy First...