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...certainly weren’t giving any easy looks to and I don’t think he had any easy shots,” Crimson coach Tommy Amaker said.Easy or not, Lowe hit his threes, finishing the first half with 13 points to bring his team into the break on top. He added seven more in the second, hitting an open three as well as two free throws and a quick jumper, as the game got out of hand. His teammates carried a fair amount of the shooting burden themselves, especially freshman forward Jake O’Brien...
...Christensen said. “I’m going to focus on just going out and having fun.” With the season just beginning, the squad is just focusing on getting up to speed. The distance runners are not expected to compete, taking a much deserved break after the taxing cross-country season. “For the rest of the team, it’s a really, really early season thing, just to get a competitive spirit going,” Chenoweth said. “It’s all about re-collecting and getting...
...good fight,” Brand said. “They all fenced extremely well, specifically the sabre squad…so it was a close one, the men looked very sluggish, but they picked it up against BC.”The men seemed to need the break between tough MIT and Brandeis squads, using the softer Eagles’ as a punching bag. The Crimson was led by a standout performance from a foil squad that benefited from the return of previously-injured sophomore Hao Meng and the continuation of strong play from co-captain Kai Itameri-Kinter...
...looking for.”But New Hampshire is not a team to be taken lightly. Harvard is 0-5-1 in its last six meetings with the Wildcats, with its last win coming way back in December 2003. The team will get two chances to break that streak this year, as New Hampshire will visit Cambridge next weekend.“We have a history with UNH, since my freshman year when they were the team that knocked us out in the national quarterfinals,” Brine said. “It’s not a game...
...Crimson’s sharp-shooting and its high-pace transition offense. Harvard finished the game shooting 57 percent from the floor, and its 81 points were a season-high.The Crimson pushed the tempo throughout, scoring 28 points off the Wildcats’ turnovers, and 14 on the fast break.“We do run very well,” coach Kathy Delaney-Smith said. “We have some great athletes and we like to spread the floor. We got shooters to run wide and open the floor for Emma Markley up the middle?...