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...never that many in a row. But this year, I never lost faith in this team.” “She never changed the way she coached, from the first loss to that 11th loss,” sophomore forward Katie Rollins said. “She wasn??t changing her style. She knew that if we stuck with it, we would benefit on the other end.”And benefit Harvard did, to the tune of a near-perfect Ivy League season—the only blemish came with a road loss to Yale...
...quarterback? With junior Chris Pizzotti nursing an injured knee and sophomore Jeff Witt out with an injured shoulder, the eventual surprise start by Pizzotti was a triumphant comeback in the early stages of the junior’s career as a starter. But as it turns out, it wasn??t even the best comeback of the afternoon. That honor went to the collective Crimson squad, a team that reached deep into its bag of tricks to overcome a 17-point road deficit en route to a nail-biting 35-33 road win over the Mountain Hawks...
...unanimously selected both to the All-Ivy First Team and as the league’s Pitcher of the Year. She was also named to the All-Northeast Region Second Team. “I was healthy this season,” Madick said. “I wasn??t healthy last season. I did a lot of rehab over the summer, actually every single day I rehabbed my shoulder, which I think was the biggest reason why I was able to stay healthy during this season.” According to Madick, her shoulder trouble last season...
...wasn??t supposed to be like this. They were the surprise upstarts of the Ivy League, dazzling all comers with their offensive prowess and dominating opponents with their defensive supremacy. This was their time to shine—the first round of the NCAA Tournament. But there it was, the once-friendly scoreboard now content to mock the Crimson faithful at the half: Binghamton 1, Harvard 0. The crazies of Cambridge had been silenced. In their place stood the green-and-black Binghamton supporters, filling the air at Ohiri Field with their lusty chants. But there was still...
...taking painkillers every day, it was brutal,” Suchde said. “My coaches and teammates knew this, so there wasn??t that much pressure. But it’s still hard to accept it when you know [that] if you had won, your team could have gone somewhere else...