Harvard Dominates Penn in Baseball Series Finale, Senior Ben Rounds Excels with Home Run
Harvard University baseball defeated the University of Pennsylvania 14-4 in the series finale, with standout performances from Senior Ben Rounds and junior William Lybrook.
By the Numbers- Harvard scored 14 runs and totaled 18 hits, matching a season high in Ivy League play.
- All nine members of the Crimson's batting order recorded a hit, with eight batters achieving multi-hit games.
No significant counterarguments or complexities were identified.
State of Play- The Crimson stands one game back of Penn and Yale for fourth place in the Ivy standings.
- Harvard is set to close its regular season with a three-game series at Yale on May 11 and 12.
Harvard will conclude its regular season with a series at Yale on May 11 and 12.
Bottom LineHarvard's dominant performance, led by Rounds and Lybrook, secured a significant win and positioned the team well for the upcoming series against Yale.
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