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...going deep again in the third to put the game out of reach. “I was just coming out, swinging hard,” Shaw said. “We wanted to pick ourselves up from the first game and just really prove to [Princeton] that we weren??t going to lay down and do what we did the first game.” HARVARD 5, PRINCETON 2 Left with a bitter taste after a disappointing loss, the Crimson came out looking to rebound against the Tigers. Sophomore Emily Henderson walked to set up Shaw with...
...Zdrojewski said. “We have many opportunities to play Hartwick again and so we’re going to use that as a learning experience.”The Crimson offense found difficulty establishing a steady rhythm, especially at center.“We weren??t making enough space for either of the [centers] in the first game,” Farrar said. “They were just blindly throwing the ball into a fluffing defense with predictably unpleasant results.”The Hartwick attack, on the other hand, fired on all cylinders. Despite...
...both offense and defense, averaging 11.62 goals per game and only allowing 4.50 goals per game. The Crimson’s all-time series with Penn now stands at 18-18, with the Quakers taking the win for the last nine years in a row. “We weren??t going to be intimidated based on their ranking,” Petropulos said. “We knew if we could stay in structure and stick to the game plan that we would be fine. But unfortunately we didn’t do some of the things...
...Nespresso deluxe machines. The clientele took light drags on the Whif. Zhou and Martin entertained frequent how-did-I-end-up-here thoughts. “People were arguing over how much orange they could taste,” Zhou said. “I mean, if it weren??t in a minimalist, dimly-lit gallery where guests sipped champagne and savored macaroons, it would have been ridiculous. But ridiculous in a laughable and fantastical kind of way.”Zhou paused, considering this statement. “It was eye-opening actually to see people take...
...just enough plays to keep the Crimson in contention. Weissbourd had his second 31-kill performance in two days, and junior setter Gil Weintraub was once again reliable on the court, dishing out 63 assists. “Gil was able to keep the offense going even when we weren??t attacking very well,” Baise said. “Our liberos, senior Jeff [Nathan] and freshman Dan [Schreff], also made some very big plays.” HARVARD 3, NYU 2With over a week of rest since its previous game, a rejuvenated Harvard team found...