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...were ready to win,” McKinley said. “We were sick of losing, especially in games that we were close to winning. We were hungry.”Through the three sets, Harvard’s play was characterized by frequent offensive streaks and few errors. The Crimson’s 41 kills and .352 hitting percentage throughout the game made for a substantial victory over the Eagles, who posted only 27 kills and hit for .050. The two teams both put up five blocks.Freshman Annie Ingersoll contributed another dazzling performance, nailing 12 kills and boasting...
...night...Pizzotti remains undefeated in games in which he both started and finished...Harvard has now won six of the last seven meetings with the Crusaders and 10 of the last 12 in the series...By allowing only 70 yards on the ground, the Crimson extended its streak to 28 games in which an opposing player has not hit the century mark. —Staff writer Madeleine I. Shapiro can be reached at mshapiro@fas.harvard.edu...
...advantage. Just like that, Harvard’s newest star was born. “She has such tenacity and she works hard all game,” Sheeleigh said. “She doesn’t give up.” On Sunday, Baskind continued her scoring streak by putting in the team’s only goal in a tight one against Big Ten opponent Wisconsin. Sheeleigh lofted a pass over the head of the Badgers’ back line, and Baskind used her speed to streak past the defense, stay onside, and beat the Wisconsin keeper...
...steady improvement as the Crimson begins a stretch of four games in the next eight days. Harvard will host Davidson today and Wisconsin Sunday at Ohiri Field. The Wildcats have earned ties in each of their last three games, while the Badgers are riding a four-game win streak and are coming off an overwhelming 4-1 win over Vermont. Kickoff is scheduled for today at 3 p.m. and Sunday at 11 a.m. “As we continue, we want to keep working on finishing in the final third,” Nichols said. “We need...
...second and third games featured similar back-and-forth action that culminated with Pioneer victories. The Crimson’s focus slipped away towards the end of the second set when Sacred Heart scored five straight points and increased its lead to 24-19. The Pioneer’s streak was then capped off by a set-ending kill. However, when a similar situation arose during the final minutes of the third set, Harvard appeared to rally behind a block from seniors Laura Mays and Kathryn McKinley that brought the Crimson to within two points of its opponent...