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...last season. Knox, who played sparingly last year, will also get more minutes, as will Dalton. Delaney-Smith knows, however, that her young guard corps must stay healthy if the Crimson is to be effective on the perimeter. She’ll also take somebody who can fill Robinson??s shoes in late-game situations—a role yet unfilled, but not unchallenged.“Niki [Finelli] wants it,” Delaney-Smith says. “I think [Jessica Knox] shows signs of wanting it too, but that hasn’t been established...
...year of experience—and the memory of a 2006 season gone awry—will be indispensable to the Crimson’s campaign in 2006-2007. And with the graduation of last year’s senior class—including breakout guard Laura Robinson??this year’s roster is without a single player with NCAA tournament experience. That doesn’t happen often in Laivetes Pavilion, but the Crimson has not gone dancing since 2003—when co-captains Kyle Dalton and Christiana Lackner were seniors in high school...
...glove. Upon Donnelly’s entrance into the game in the seventh inning, opposing manager Frank Robinson requested that the umpires check his glove for pine tar. After the umpire tossed Donnelly from the game, Angels coach Mike Scioscia launched into a tirade, threatening retribution on Robinson??s team by saying he would “undress” his pitchers. Scoisia was, of course, implying that he would have the umpire inspect Robinson??s pitchers in all the likely places, such as: the palm of the glove, the bill of the hat, the inside...
...Crimson, ranking second on the team with 9.6 points per game. Entering the season with a .377 career percentage from long range, Robinson connected on 30 of her 63 attempts from three—an Ivy-best .476 percentage—and also led the squad with 79 assists. Robinson??s outstanding season was recognized when she was named to the All-Ivy second team, the only member of the Crimson to grace an All-Ivy roster this season. —CALEB W. PEIFFER
...sprinted to retrieve a tough, off-balance offensive rebound and was fouled by Hayes while tumbling out of bounds. Two more free throws later, the Crimson, which had trailed by as much as 13 in the second half, looked primed to take the contest into overtime. “[Robinson??s] incredible,” McCaffery said. She’s who we want on the line in that situation. She was great tonight.” Robinson??s heroics, however, were short-lived after Hayes swished the shot that silenced Lavietes Pavilion. Though the Crimson...