3, surpassing the mark as she made a shot from three. Mullaney hit the 1000 career points benchmark against Yale on Feb.Turner was named to the All-Ivy First Team while Mullaney earned Second Team Honors and Elena Rodriguez received All-Ivy Honorable Mention status.Their 103 points is tied for the most scored in any men's or women's NCAA or NIT/WNIT tournament so far this season. This was led by Lola Mullaney with 22 points, followed by Turner (21), McKenzie Forbes (14), Katie Krupa (14), Maggie McCarthy (12) and Saniyah Glenn-Bello (12). The Crimson had six players in double digits in their 103-point game for the first time since Feb.Harvard set season highs in points (103), assists (26), field goal percentage (57.7%) and field goals made (41) over Towson.Of the six triple-doubles in the Ivy League, none have had more assists and points than Turner's. It is the first ever from an Ivy League athlete in a postseason tournament and the first in the WNIT since 2015. This triple-double is the sixth in Ivy League history and in the WNIT. She scored 21 points, pulled down 10 rebounds and passed off 13 assists. Harmoni Turner posted Harvard's second ever triple double since the first in 2003 and is the first ever with 20+ points in Thursday's WNIT game against Towson.Moore also had assistant-coaching stints at North Carolina, Princeton and Creighton. Moore was named The Kathy Delaney-Smith Head Coach For Harvard Women's Basketball on April 6, 2022, and arrived in Cambridge after spending the 2021-22 season as an assistant coach at Michigan, helping the Wolverines to a 25-7 record and a No.
Harvard women's basketball opened the Carrie Moore era this season with seven nonconference wins and nine conference wins to go 16-10 in the regular season before moving to 18-11 with its win in the Ivy League Tournament semifinals and loss in the final, followed by a 40-point win in round one of the WNIT over Towson.The game will take place on Monday, March 20 at 7 p.m. to face the UMass Minutewomen (27-6, 13-2 A10) for the second time this season in round two of the WNIT. The Harvard Women's Basketball team (18-11, 9-5 Ivy) will travel to Amherst, Mass.
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