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2018-19 Women's Basketball 2018-19 SCHEDULE 2018-19 WOMEN’S BASKETBAll PRINCIPLED LEADERSHIP, ACADEMIC INTEGRATION & COMPETITIVE EXCELLENCE IN DIVISION I ATHLETICS 2018-19 SCHEDULE 5-6 OVERALL | O-0 IVY LEAUGE NOVEMBER 4-4 | 0-0 IVY FRI ...........9......... AT NOTRE DAME .................... ACCNE ....................L, 58-103 SUN ........11 ..... AT PURDUE ............................... BTN .............................L, 65-66 WED .....14 .....VS. LASALLE .......................... ESPN+/NESN ...W, 88-43 HARVARD AT RHODE ISLAND ARVARD AT ALIFORNIA H C FRI ...........16 ..... AT SIENA .......................................................................... W, 73-54 5-6, 0-0 IVY 5-6, 0-0 A-10 5-6, 0-0 IVY 9-1, 0-0 PAC-12 WED.......21 ..... AT HARTFORD .................................................................L, 60-73 FRI ...........23 ..... VS. JACKSONVILLE ST. # ......................................... W, 69-62 SAT .........24 ..... AT CSUN #...................................................................... W, 75-55 GAME INFORMATION GAME INFORMATION FRI .........30 .....VS. QUINNIPIAC ................... ESPN+ ........L, 67-72 (2OT) Date ..............................................................Dec. 28, 2018 Date ..............................................................Dec. 30, 2018 ECEMBER 1-2 | 0-0 IVY Tip-Off Time ................................................................ 2 p.m. Tip-Off Time .......................................................5 p.m. EST D TUES.....4 ........VS. MAINE .............................. ESPN+ .................... L, 60-67 Venue ....................................................... The Ryan Center Venue .............................................................. Haas Pavilion SAT .......8 ........VS. RUTGERS ........................ ESPN+/NESN ..... L, 49-60 TV ................................................................................... ESPN+ TV ................................................................. Cal Live Stream FRI .........21 .....VS. BOSTON UNIVERSITY ESPN+/NESN ...W, 67-47 All-Time Series ....................................... Series tied, 8-8 All-Time Series .................................Harvard trails, 0-1 FRI ...........28 ..... AT RHODE ISLAND..............................................................2 P.M. Last Meeting ...........................L, 52-56 (11/21/15) Last Meeting ..............................L, 54-96 (12/2/06) SUN ........30 ..... AT CALIFORNIA.....................................................................5 P.M. Streak ....................................................................................L1 Streak ....................................................................................L1 JANUARY 0-0 | 0-0 IVY SAT .......19 .....VS. DARTMOUTH*.............. ESPN+ .........................6 P.M. THE STORY LINE SAT .........26 ..... AT DARTMOUTH* ................. ESPN+ .............................5 P.M. Concluding a four-game homestand at Lavietes Pavilion the past month, the Harvard FEBRUARY 0-0 | 0-0 IVY women’s basketball team will hit the road for its next two contests. First traveling to Rhode FRI ...........1......... AT YALE* .................................... ESPN+ .............................6 P.M. Island for a 2 p.m. match up on Friday, Dec. 28, the Crimson will trek to California on Sunday, SAT .........2......... AT BROWN*............................. ESPN+ ..................... 4:30 P.M. Dec. 30 for a 5 p.m. EST tilt to close out its non-conference schedule. FRI ...........8......... AT COLUMBIA* ....................... ESPN+ .............................7 P.M. SAT .........9......... AT CORNELL* .......................... ESPN+ .............................4 P.M. LAST TIME OUT FRI .........15 .....VS. PRINCETON* ................ ESPN+ .........................7 P.M. The Harvard women’s basketball team closed out its four-game homestand with a decisive SAT .......16 .....VS. PENN* ............................. ESPN+ .........................5 P.M. 67-47 victory over cross-town rival Boston University on Friday night at Lavietes Pavilion. FRI .........22 .....VS. BROWN* ........................ ESPN+ .........................7 P.M. Leading the Crimson, Katie Benzan had a productive night from distance, sinking six triples SAT .......23 .....VS. YALE* ............................... ESPN+ .........................5 P.M. for 18 points. Captain Sydney Skinner scored 13 points and picked up a team-high six assists, while Jadyn Bush paced the defense, posting ten boards and two steals. MARCH 0-0 | 0-0 IVY FRI ...........1......... AT PENN* .................................. ESPN+ .............................7 P.M. IVY LEAGUE PLAYER OF THE WEEK SAT .........2......... AT PRINCETON* ..................... ESPN+ .............................5 P.M. Sophomore forward Jadyn Bush was selected as the Ivy League Player of the Week on Nov. FRI .........8 ........VS. CORNELL* ...................... ESPN+ .........................7 P.M. 19. after posting back-to-back double doubles. Against La Salle, Bush posted 11 points and SAT .......9 ........VS. COLUMBIA*................... ESPN+ .........................5 P.M. 10 rebounds, while also shooting 5-for-8 from field goal range. In the triumph at Siena, she went 9-for-11 from the floor for 19 points, while adding 11 boards to her tally. #ROADTOIVYMADNESS BOLD indicates home game The Ivy League men’s and women’s basketball tournaments will be held at John J. Lee * Indicates conference match Amphitheater in New Haven, Conn. this year, where they will take place Saturday and # Indicates CSUN Tournament Sunday, March 16-17, 2018. The top four teams will earn berths to the tournament, with the semifinals on Saturday and the championships on Sunday. PROJECTED STARTERS NO. NAME YR. POS. HT. 2018-19 STATS 3 ............Katie Benzan ......................Jr. ..................G .................5-6 ......................................14.5 ppg, 4.0 rpg, 4.4 asp 66.5 PPG 62.5 66.5 PPG 72.4 13 .........Jeannie Boehm.................Jr. .................. F .................6-3 .........................................5.0 ppg, 6.0 rpg, 1.4 apg 63.8 OPP PPG 69.6 63.8 OPP PPG 60.9 24 .........Jadyn Bush ........................ So. ................. F ................5-11 ....................................11.5 ppg, 9.5 rpg, 1.5 apg 40.9 RPG 39.5 40.9 RPG 42.7 20 .........Madeline Raster ..............Sr. .................G .................5-9 ......................................... 7.1 ppg, 3.4 rpg, 1.7 asg 67.5 FT % 69.7 67.5 FT % 13.2 25 .........Sydney Skinner ..................Sr. .................G .................5-7 ......................................12.5 ppg, 4.1 rpg, 3.6 apg 16.1 APG 11.8 16.1 APG 16.0 6.0 SPG 8.7 6.0 SPG 4.6 3.7 BPG 5.5 3.7 BPG 4.4 17.0 TOG 20.7 17.0 TOG 14.5 41.2 FG% 39.6 41.2 FG% 44.4 35.8 OPP FG% 37.6 35.8 OPP FG% 37.3 34.2 3P% 31.9 34.2 3P% 30.5 31.2 OPP 3P% 29.5 31.2 OPP 3P% 29.4 @HarvardCrimson #GoCrimson Harvard Athletics @HarvardAthletics @HarvardWBB @HarvWBB 2 11-TIME IVY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS • 1986 • 1988 • 1991 • 1996 • 1997 • 1998 • 2002 • 2003 •2005 • 2007 • 2008 SERIES HISTORY - RHODE ISLAND TELEVISION PRESENCE QUICK FACTS Friday will mark the 17th meeting in Harvard is slated to play 22 games this Location................................................................Cambridge, Mass. program history between the Crimson season on regional or national television. and Rams. The series is currently tied Along with all of the Crimson’s home Founded .........................................................................................1636 8-8, as Rhode Island bested Harvard in games broadcast on ESPN+, Harvard Enrollment ....................................................................................6,715 its last meeting back in 2015, 56-52. will also play two on ESPN3 as a part of Colors ................................................... Crimson, Black and White ESPN’s “Game of the Week” package. SERIES HISTORY - CAL Additionally, the squad will appear three President ..............................................................Dr. Drew G. Faust The Crimson and Golden Bears have times on NESN and once on NESNplus John D. Nichols ’53 Family Director of Athletics only met once in program history, as Cal throughout the season. .............................................................................Robert L. Scalise defeated Harvard 96-54 back in 2006. CRIMSON COLORED IVY Affiliation ....................................................................NCAA Division I PRESEASON POLL Since women’s basketball joined the Ivy Conference ..........................................................................Ivy League Harvard was selected third in the Ivy League in 1974-75, the Crimson owns a Home Arena...........................................................Lavietes Pavilion League Preseason Media Poll. The 683-483 record, tops of all Ancient Eight Crimson has finished in the top three schools. Harvard is the only Ivy League Opened ................ 1926 (first used for basketball in 1982) of the Ivy League standings every year school with a winning record against all Capacity ..............................................................................................1,636 since the 2006-07 campaign. Harvard other Ivies. earned 104 votes in the preseason poll, TEAM INFORMATION narrowly trailing Penn who was picked School Overall Wins Harvard vs. second with 107 and Princeton who Brown 544 51-35 Head Coach ...................................................Kathy
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