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Women's Basketball
Crimson, 65-60 at Briggs Cage
PRINCETON (60): Julie Brackenridge 2-2--6; Corneille Burt 8-6--22; Jo Jo Rein 5-0--10; Leah Sparagen 1-0--2; Sandi Bittler 3-2--9; Kim Eads 2-5--9; Leslie Shenkel 0-0--0; Katrina Dowidchuk 0-0--0; Hilary Malcarney 1-0--2.
Totals: 22-61 15-20 60.
HARVARD (65): Sarah Duncan 3-4--10; Jen Mazanec 1-0--2; Beth Chandler 7-5--19; Hanya Bluestone 2-0--4; Heidi Kosh 5-2--12; Jody Fink 3-0--6; Beth Wambach 4-0--10; Melinda Nelson 1-0--2; Sandy Springer 0-0--0; Dina Hadrick 0-0--0.
Totals: 26-65 11-14 65.
Three-pointers: Bittler; Wambach 2. Rebounds: Princeton 43 (Burt 12), Harvard 42 (Duncan 11.) Assists: Princeton 11 (Brackenridge 6), Harvard 14 (Duncan 4). Steals: Princeton 9 (Bittle 7), Harvard 5 (Mazanec, Kosh 2). Blocked Shots: Princeton 3 (Rein 2), Harvard 3 (Duncan 2). Total fouls: Princeton 14, Harvard 18. Fouled out: Mazanec. Turnovers: Princeton 24, Harvard 21.
Attendance 200.
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