Harvard Women’s Volleyball Falls to Yale in Ivy League Tournament Semifinals
Key points:
- Harvard Women's Volleyball's season ended in the Ivy League Tournament semifinals, falling to Yale.
- Yale won the match in four sets, with Harvard winning the first set.
- Three Crimson players scored eight kills against Yale: Ava Rauser, Nicole Prescott, and Katie Vorhies.
Harvard Women’s Volleyball’s 2023 season came to an end in a tough semifinal match against Yale. Despite a strong start with a thrilling win in the first set, the team ultimately fell to Yale in four sets. Yale’s strong performance secured their victory, ending Harvard’s postseason in the Ivy League semifinals. Harvard’s Ava Rauser, Nicole Prescott, and Katie Vorhies all contributed eight kills each, while Ashley Wang and Rocky Aguirre showcased their impressive assist skills. It was a hard-fought battle, but Yale emerged triumphant, ending Harvard’s season.
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