Robert F Worley
Andy's Dandy
Co-captain Andy Nguyen has been dominant for Harvard in the No. 4 singles slot, registering a 12-2 record on the year. The senior will need to continue his strong form if the Crimson hopes to keep its pristine record.
Ed Markey for Senate
Congressman Ed Markey speaks to students on Friday about healthcare, the environment, and other issues for his campaign for United States Senate.
Mother Gusse
Sophomore shortstop Emily Gusse, shown above in previous action, collected two RBIs on five of seven hitting as the Harvard softball team completed a four-game sweep of Yale. The team has now won six in a row and seven of its last eight and is tied atop the North Division.
Davis Square
Freshman Haley Davis, shown above in previous action, has come on strong of late. In a sweep of Yale Saturday, Davis recorded an RBI and two runs while getting on base four out of the seven times she stepped up to the plate. Davis is fourth on the team in RBI, with all of them coming in April. She also ranks second on the squad in on-base percentage.
SIYANI IT TO BELIEVE IT
Freshman Siyani Chambers will return to as the Crimson hopes to repeat its tournament run in the 2013-14 season.
Not For Long
Junior attackman Garrett Campbell, above, scored in the third quarter to knot up the score, 7-7, against No. 2 Cornell on Saturday at Harvard Stadium. The Crimson built its lead to three before the Big Red came back in dramatic fashion, scoring five unanswered including three-straight from Max Van Bourgondien.
No Lange-uish
Junior third baseman Kasey Lange went 0-for-3 with a walk as the Harvard softball team lost to Princeton 4-1, Friday, but Lange and the Crimson squad found a groove in the second game of the two-game set. The junior had three RBIs and a run on 2-of-4 hitting, including a double.
Price is Right
Co-captain Aisha Price, shown above in previous action, finished the regular season with 57 goals, 34 assists, and 51 steals, all team-highs. With the postseason remaining she has a shot at besting her 65 goals from last year.
Bailing You Out
Junior outfielder Carlton Bailey went 1-for-5 and knocked in two RBIs for the Crimson in the second game of Sunday’s doubleheader against Princeton. The game, which Harvard won, 20-19, featured 38 hits, nine fielding errors, three Grand Slams, and five lead changes.
Linkmate
Freshman catcher D.J. Link provided clutch hitting and solid play behind the plate all weekend for the Crimson. The rookie went 9-for-14 with four RBIs, including two in the crucial bottom of the seventh inning in the second game of Saturday’s doubleheader against defending champion Cornell.
Going Lange
Sophomore Kasey Lange, shown here in previous action, continued her recent hot streak at the plate, recording two home runs, her seventh and eighth of the season, in the loss against Providence.
