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...Crimson’s success in this set was no doubt due in part to the return of a full lineup. Sophomores Soren Rosier and Gil Weintraub were back on the court, returning from injuries. Not only were they able to take their positions as middle and setter, respectively, but senior Brian Rapp was able to return to his usual libero position...
...Crimson’s key players. Harvard was defeated last night by Newbury, 3-1(30-24, 30-32, 30-25, 30-28), at the Malkin Athletic Center. Without an entire team, the Crimson was only able to win the second of four games. Sophomore setter Gil Weintraub and sophomore middle Soren Rosier were both sidelined for most of the match. “The most important part was that we didn’t have two players on the court,” head coach Jose Barbosa said. “Both of them were injured. My setter...
...last five points of the game, giving the team a 30-27 win over the Crimson.Harvard fought back in the third frame, as it forced nine errors from Mount Olive. With the game tied at 30, Weitzen smacked down a kill off of an assist from sophomore setter Gil Weintraub, giving the Crimson a one-point edge. On Harvard’s game point, the Trojans committed an attacking error, giving the Crimson a 32-30 victory.Harvard couldn’t keep up its momentum through the fourth game, though, falling to Mount Olive, 30-22. The Crimson managed...
...breaking a three-game winning streak, the Harvard men’s volleyball yielded to Springfield, 3-1 (30-16, 21-30, 21-30, 23-30), last night at the Malkin Athletic Center. The Crimson had a solid start in the first game, taking the lead early. With sophomore setter Gil Weintraub serving, Harvard went on a six point run and came out ahead, 7-2. After the Crimson established the lead, it stayed on top throughout the first game, handily beating the Pride, 30-16, and notching a .409 hittingpercentage.“We had moments of brilliance...
...Pioneers Saturday night at the MAC, tallying 51 kills as it coasted to a 3-0 victory (30-27, 30-15, 30-21). Junior captain Brady Weissbourd led Harvard with 13 kills and no errors, closely followed by seniors Jordan Weitzen and Jamie Crooks, who both notched nine kills.Sophomore setter Gil Weintraub paced the offense with 45 assists, and Rapp controlled the defense, posting 12 digs overall.Although Harvard started off slowly in the first game, allowing Sacred Heart to stay within a few points throughout the game, the Crimson kept ahead of the Pioneers to record...