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Harvard had graduated last season’s top scorer (Kate McDavitt ’04) and assists leader (Mina Pell ’04), their all-time record-holder for shutouts (Katie Zacarian ’04), and Harvard’s first-ever first-team All-American, the best defensive player in school history (Jen Ahn ’04). And in their collective place stood Gannon and Maasdorp, together with forward Tiffany Egnaczyk, netminder Aliaa Remtilla, and back-up goalie Anne Haig. A group largely undistinguished before this year...
Come 2004 and he’s a spectator no longer. Balestracci left his throne in the middle of the Crimson defense to the eager Thomas, and Harvard plugged a gaping hole almost seamlessly. After graduating four first-team All-Ivy defenders, coach Tim Murphy sought a quick fix to potential defensive woes...
This season couldn’t come fast enough for the frustrated Holsey, who underwent shoulder surgery over the summer to correct the recurrent problem. Her recovery comes just at the right time for the Crimson, which graduated four-time First-Team All-Ivy forward Hana Peljto and three-point threat Bev Moore last year. With Peljto gone, Harvard needs to find another offensive presence to complement captain center Reka Cserny...
...Columbia finds itself in a similar situation as Penn, having lost both its franchise player and head coach. While there is no doubt that the graduation of First-Team All-Ivy guard Sue Altman will hurt the Lions, new coach Traci Waites might bring a breath of fresh air into a program that at times has shown promise. Waites, Big East Co-Coach of the Year in 1999-2000 while at Pitt, inherets a team that returns six seniors. Unfortunately for her, none are particularly distinguished. Of these, guards Nicole Lesko and Susan Kern will see plenty of time running...
...think that he’s on the brink of breaking school records as a freshman—the bottom line is, ‘Who’s probably our most slam dunk first-team All-Ivy guy?’” Murphy asked. “It might be our kicker...