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...that it was psychologically tough enough to win in high-pressure situations. And just under two hours after senior Sarah Cebron served to open the match, Harvard demonstrated that it had scaled that mental barrier. “It’s gone,” Crimson coach Jennifer Weiss said. “It was very important to do that today, and I had all the confidence in the world that our group would do it.” Playing in front of hundreds of fans who packed into the bleachers, Harvard was effective and consistent, keeping the pressure...
...volleyball team rode the momentum to defeat Maine, 3-1 (35-33, 30-23, 25-30, 30-21), at the Malkin Athletic Center in Saturday afternoon’s exhibition action. “That was a very important game to win,” said Crimson coach Jennifer Weiss of the game one victory, which included 25 tie scores and ten lead changes. In the first frame, the teams traded points most of the way, and Maine (2-10) staved off five Harvard game points before two consecutive Black Bear errors gave the Crimson (4-5) the victory...
...three matches at the Harvard Invitational, the Crimson has shown the kind of determination that was noticeably absent last year. “This group is very ready for anything, in terms of playing point-for-point with every team,” said Crimson coach Jennifer Weiss after a thrilling five-frame victory over Binghamton in the season opener. “We’re going to be scrappy—we’re going to be digging a lot of balls.” As with most young teams, the Crimson relies on strong play from...
...Harvard’s players showed they had put 2005 behind them, knocking off two non-conference opponents at the season-opening Harvard Invitational at the Malkin Athletic Center.“All our upperclassmen have worked since February to change the momentum,” Crimson coach Jennifer Weiss said. “They’ve experienced winning, and then they’ve experienced losing, so they know what it takes to get over the hump and win.”Harvard (2-1) defeated Binghamton in a thrilling five-framer on Friday night before splitting...
...lineup for over a month, but he still finished 21-7. Harvard wrestled the entire season without a contestant at 125 lbs., which meant many automatic forfeits in dual meets. “Everything we do is geared toward the end of the year,” coach Jay Weiss said. “We were struggling with injuries the entire year, and I was really impressed with how the guys fought the whole time. We went into matches that we really could not win because of the forfeits we had to make.” The Crimson also benefitted...