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...confide in [Saretsky], and he works with you one on one,” Silva says. “I trust him to give me the right training that I need.” Saretsky is extremely pleased with Silva’s performance on Saturday, noting that the rookie??s hard work has paid off. “I knew she was talented, but she exceeded my expectations,” he says. “She never holds back in workouts, and she always wants to push herself harder.” Saretsky, however, concedes that...
...four. Freshman Katie Doherty tallied the first goal for the Crimson, unassisted, with only 20 minutes remaining in the match. Minutes later, freshman Ellen Gleason put another goal in the back of the net for Harvard, bringing the score to 15-2. It was the first goal of the rookie??s career. Princeton’s defense again put a hold on the Crimson’s offense, not allowing another goal for 15 minutes straight, but only managed to squeeze two goals past junior goaltender Katherine Martino. Another spark in Harvard’s offense...
...comfortable on the mound all year,” Hulse said. “I felt like I had all of my stuff, so I was pretty excited about [my effort].”Hulse’s teammates also took note of the performance, as Douglas praised the rookie??s ability to mix pitches.“Conner’s a good pitcher, so whenever he’s in the game we’re feeling pretty confident,” Douglas said. “He was throwing strikes and his breaking stuff...
...allowed five inherited runners to score, saddling Keuper with the loss.UAB 13, HARVARD 0The Saturday morning contest brought the weekend’s most lopsided results in a difficult start for freshman Connor Hulse (0-2). The Blazers collected 18 hits on the day—14 against the rookie??and silenced their opponent behind starter Beau Pender’s five stellar innings. The UAB hurler struck out eight and watched the only Crimson scoring opportunity fall short, as a runner was thrown out at the plate in a fourth-inning fielder’s choice.The Blazers...
...coach pointed to the rookie??s past success in big high school matches as an indicator that Peppelman’s “big step” may be coming soon...