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“We’ve been able to win a doubles point with a couple different lineups [recently],” he added, “and that helps.”
And with the doubles point secured—on 8-5, 9-7, and 8-6 wins, in descending order—Harvard dropped Yale with five singles wins, three of which came in straight sets.
Brown brought high energy to its indoor court when it hosted Harvard yesterday, but the Bears could only get one point on the board as the Crimson, which has become used to winning indoors, took care of business in both doubles and singles play.
Harvard has swept the doubles matches since the start of the Ivy League season, and increased its streak to seven with the win over Brown. The No. 1 pair, consisting of freshman Celia Durkin and junior Melissa Anderson, also increased its record to an impressive 24-3 with an 8...
The Crimson triumphed in its doubles matches in routine fashion, as Durkin and Anderson at the No. 1 spot crushed Yale’s Aimee Kim and Christine Alford 8-2, while the No. 2 pair O’Riain and Schnitter claimed an 8-5 victory against Rashmee Patil...