Softball Preview 2013
Been Here Before
Coach Jenny Allard has overseen rebuilding jobs in the past. After two straight Ivy championships, her young team has a lot to live up to this year.
In Steady Hands
After helping the Harvard women’s softball team cruise to an 11-1 Ivy mark and a berth in the 2000 NCAA tournament, Crimson coach Jenny Allard was unsure how her 2001 team, a squad ripe with fresh and inexperienced talent, would perform.
Bride and Groom
Freshman pitcher Morgan Groom is one of a trio of pitchers tasked with replacing Rachel Brown and Laura Ricciardone.
Mound of Questions
Now, with the noticeable void left behind by Brown and fellow ace Laura Ricciardone, the rest of the squad will have to rebuild around a new collection of pitchers.
New Girl
Freshman outfielder Zoe Galindo—one of six freshman on this year’s Harvard roster—is tied for second on the Crimson softball team with two home runs so far this season.
Rookies Step Up to the Plate
Of the 19 players listed on the Harvard roster, six are freshmen. Pitchers Jamie Halula and Morgan Groom, outfielder Zoe Galindo, catcher Rachel Halperin, and utility players Haley Davis and Alyssa Siegmann make up the class.
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