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...Jeomi Maduka, to only six points. Maduka scored 11 in the first half for a team-high total of 17 points. The Crimson completed the first half with a 41-33 lead, led mainly by Robinson, who tallied 17 of her 23 points in the first half. The senior guard shot 100 percent (4-4) from behind the arc in the first frame, helping her team achieve a blazing 80 percent mark on three-pointers for the half. The Big Red was only 1-of-6 on first-half threes. Robinson showcased her leadership and playmaking abilities during the weekend...
This is a guy who joined the Oregon National Guard in 2003, having found little else that engaged him--including his full-time job as a grain inspector. His grandfather served in the Air Force, and two of his uncles were Navy men. (His dad left home when he was young.) Because of his dyslexia, Braddock had trouble in school. But he thought to himself, Where else can you shoot a fully automatic weapon--legally--and get paid for it? A lengthy conversation ensues about guns (he owns an M1A and wants an AR-10 for hunting) and ends with...
...after the Crimson special teams unit started the scoring with a perfectly executed play. Freshman Sarah Wilson found classmate and linemate Jenny Brine, who shoveled off a quick pass to senior Jennifer Raimondi. Raimondi’s quick one-timer caught Yale’s goalie Sarah Love off-guard and gave Harvard its first goal since the second period of a loss to Dartmouth last Monday. Love finished the game with 40 saves. Raimondi’s breakthrough came on the fifth powerplay of the game for the Crimson, giving it a special teams goal for the first time...
...split second before falling through the hoop, giving Cornell (9-11, 4-2 Ivy) a 79-77 lead with 2.4 seconds to play.After inbounding the ball from under the Cornell basket, the best Harvard could manage was a futile mid-court heave from junior guard Ko Yada. As the shot fell harmlessly short and the final buzzer sounded, a group of jubilant Cornell fans rushed the court to congratulate Collins and his teammates. The stunning turnaround prevented the Crimson (12-7, 4-2) from accomplishing its first road sweep since 2000, and dealt a devastating blow to the team?...
...jumper, a skill that forces low-post defenders away from the basket and frees up the block for Harvard’s other freshman down low, 6’7 Emma Moretzsohn.“She’s strong, and she wants the ball,” sophomore guard Lindsay Hallion said. “She is so dominant down there. If she’s sealing, we know can give her the ball and she’ll get it and just attack. She has been absolutely awesome.”Rollins, who missed the first 10 games...