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...slow start resulted in a disappointing fourth-place finish for the Crimson. Junior Dave Fitz, Harvard’s only setter with significant collegiate playing experience, suffered an ankle bone bruise on the opening weekend of the season and missed five weeks. Coupled with co-captain Seamus McKiernan??s nagging shoulder problems, Fitz’s injury prevented the Crimson offense from establishing a steady rhythm, leading to a 1-7 start. “We don’t want to make any excuses,” Harvard coach Christopher Ridolfi said...
...Freese said.NJIT 3, HARVARD 0Facing the Highlanders for the second time this year, Harvard played just as badly, losing 3-0 (30-24, 30-28, 30-24) Saturday at the Fleisher Center in Newark, N.J.Though the Crimson did have junior setter Dave Fitz in the lineup, co-captain Seamus McKiernan??who had 15 of Harvard’s 33 kills in its first matchup against NJIT—sat out most of the match with an illness.“He came in couple times tonight, but he is still under the weather,” said Fitz...
...Every team is a proud team,” co-captain John Freese said. “It’s tough to lose.” Co-captain Seamus McKiernan and junior setter Dave Fitz, still suffering nagging injuries, took the court in games three and four. McKiernan??who sat out last Saturday’s match against Vassar—was limited by a sore shoulder, while Fitz played for the first time this year after suffering a bone bruise to his ankle prior to the Crimson’s preseason opener. Though the setter primarily...
...into the net or served them easy, easy balls that let them set up their offense.”On the other hand, the Crimson offense never gained its rhythm, posting only 22 kills—nine in the third game—the rest of the way. Besides McKiernan??s team-leading 15 kills, only four Crimson players notched more than one kill, with junior middle hitter Andy Nelson leading the rest of the pack with five.As a result, NJIT ran away with the match, scraping past Harvard with a 30-24 victory in game two before...
...2Harvard fell a single victory short against Quincy.Two games in, it appeared the Hawks had the Crimson played perfectly. In the first set, Quincy jumped out to a 9-5 lead and never looked back on its way to a 30-25 win. Harvard showed some strength, especially from McKiernan??who registered a double-double with 17 kills and 20 digs—and freshman Brady Weissbound, but that was not enough to overcome missed serves, hitting errors, and out-of-rotation calls. The second game did not bring improvement. The Crimson went up 3-2 early...