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Crimson setters and hitters all benefit from the scrappy defensive performances of junior co-captain outside hitter Laura Mahon and freshman libero Katherine Kocurek, whose 219 digs place her second in the Ivy league...
...Ivies, so it’s important to pull those out.” Trimble led the Crimson with 12 kills and a .556 hitting percentage, improving upon her season percentage of .429, good for 12th in the nation entering last night’s match. Freshman libero Katherine Kocurek finished with 12 digs. Harvard will continue its Ivy League schedule on Friday in Hanover, N.H. against Dartmouth, a team they beat 3-1 less than a week ago. “We took care of them last time, so hopefully we’ll do it again...
...hitting .542 and adding four blocks. “Suzie’s just a stud,” Mahon said. “She really just knows how to put the ball away.” Crimson freshmen did their part to contribute to the win. Libero Katherine Kocurek notched 16 digs, setter Lily Durwood dished out 26 assists, and right-side hitter Chelsea Ono Horn added five kills and four assists. “Our freshmen have done a wonderful job,” Weiss noted. “They fit right into the system that...
...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 its freshman class, and three first-year players have made an impact already. Libero Katherine Kocurek has filled the hole created by the graduation of Elizabeth Blotky ’06, leading a defense that ranks second in the Ivy League in digs per game. Right-side hitter Chelsea Ono Horn has brought power to the outside of the Harvard attack, supplementing junior co-captain Suzie Trimble...
...Jose State roared back with a 15-3 run to take a 22-13 lead of its own. From there, the Crimson never got closer than eight, as San Jose also convincingly took game three. Trimble led Harvard by hitting .556 en route to 10 kills. Freshman libero Katherine Kocurek added a team-high 14 digs. Despite the loss, the team felt as if their performance was much improved over Friday’s effort. “On Saturday, our level of play was much higher,” Cebron said. San Jose State finished with 52 kills...