Hot shooting led the way for the Bruins' onslaught. The Ivy leaders shot 55 percent from the field and made all 13 of their free throws during the second half.
Harvard's lack of second half offense was particularly noticeable on the inside. The Crimson's front-court scored only 12 of the team's 36 points in the second period.
Guard Trisha Brown was second in scoring with 12.
"I have to give my team credit for getting ready for this ball game after the Penn/Princeton weekend," Delaney Smith said.
The cagers got swept by the southern foes on the road last weekend, thereby eliminating any chance of challenging the Ivy elite this year.
Bruins, 81-67
at Briggs Athletic Center
BROWN (81)-Sue Maloney 2-0-4; Michelle Smith 9-3-21; Christa Champion 5-0-10; Kerry Kelley 0-9-9; Donna Yaffe 8-6-22; Carole Kozar 2-1-5; Katie Curtis 3-2-8; Christine Arbor 1-0-2; Carolyne Robinson 0-0-0; Denise Clark 0-0-0; Stephanie Maggart 0-0-0. Totals 30-21-81.
HARVARD (67)-Anna Collins 4-2-10; Sharon Hayes 1-0-2; Wendy Joseph 3-2-8; Barb Keffer 8-2-18; Trisha Brown 5-2-12; Beth Chandler 0-0-0; Anne Kelly 1-1-3; Kim Smith 0-0-0; Hanya Bluestone 2-0-4; Erin Sugrue 3-0-6; Mary Bluestone 1-0-2; Nancy Cibotti 1-0-2. Totals 29-0-67.
Halftime: B, 34-31
Fouled Out-None. Total Fouls-Harvard 16. Brown 13 Rebounds-Harvard 25 (Collins 6), Brown 38 (Smith 9). Assists-Harvard 16 (Keffer 6), Brown 18 (Kelley 10).
Att; 100.