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Even when the rest of the Crimson struggled in the Ivy arena, Lin’s electric pace could rarely be stopped. In Harvard’s four Ivy losses to Princeton and Cornell??€”the first- and second-ranked scoring defenses in the Ivy League, respectively—Lin averaged 17.5 points and was held to single digits only once...
Though she led the Ivy League in ERA, opponent average, and strikeouts, Brown didn’t come away with the two prizes that have as of now eluded her—Ivy Pitcher of the Year honors and the Ancient Eight crown. Both of those went to Cornell??€™s Elizabeth Dalrymple, who pitched every inning of the ILCS to outduel Brown for both titles...
...easy victories over the Tigers. Clarkson kept the Crimson out of the ECAC championship game with a 3-2 victory in the conference semifinals. Harvard’s season then ended in the first round of the NCAA tournament, as it dropped a 6-2 contest to upstart Cornell??€”which would make a run all the way to the NCAA championship game—at home...
...bunt. Co-captain Melissa Schellberg, who is also a Crimson sports editor, followed with a single that put runners on the corners with only one out. Following sophomore Whitney Shaw’s strikeout, freshman Jess Ferri was able to plate Macadam with an RBI single to shortstop. But Cornell??€™s Elizabeth Dalrymple was able to get out of the jam when she forced sophomore Mari Zumbro to line out to left field...
Both the Crimson and the Big Red dropped only one game to the Quakers. Because Penn is in Cornell??€™s South Division and not Harvard’s North, the Big Red played it four times while the Crimson and the Quakers met only twice, giving Cornell the higher winning percentage and therefore the hosting rights...