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...first loss of the season. Of the remaining five matches, only Schnitter managed to steal a set against the Gamecocks in her 6-4, 1-6, 6-3 loss to Natasha Vuckovic. “We tried our best,” Sibilski said. “There weren??t any complete blowouts. Everyone fought well, and we know where we are as a team. I think we’re still on the right track.” Zubori defeated Ko 6-2, 6-4 at No. 1 singles while Brook lost to Miljana Jocic...
...infractions this time around. “I think Brown’s a physical team and they compete hard, and I think both team laid some very good hits, but that’s all a part of the game,” Donato said. While proving they weren??t hesitant to blow the whistle, the officials appeared to hand out penalties on several clean plays (for example, docking the Bears’ Mike Stuart for roughing on a textbook clean hit against the boards) while missing several flagrant infractions (such as a blatant takedown by Brown?...
...Even when we were down, we honestly worked together the whole time and remained really positive,” Weitzen said. “In the first, fourth and really in the fifth games, we made our serves and came out on fire. They weren??t ever going to catch up to us once we had a good lead.” The Crimson’s team unity will play a crucial role in its upcoming conference games this weekend. As Harvard learned from last season’s shortcomings, every game counts when it comes...
...senior Lindsay Hallion gave Harvard a lead that it would not relinquish. “I don’t know if we could have gotten any worse,” coach Kathy Delaney Smith said if the first matchup between the two teams. “We just weren??t playing well. But all in all, it was a great wakeup call, not a bad loss.”In addition to establishing a lead early, stopping Dartmouth guards Koren Schram and Kristen Craft was a priority for Harvard. In the Big Green win, Schram and Craft...
...absolutely essential to the outcome,” Klarman said. “If it weren??t for her, I’m pretty confident this actually wouldn’t have happened. [...]She was persevering, generous, warm, and caring...