Hart added 13 kills, 11 digs and six blocks in an all-around performance.
"Since they're from New England, it is nice to beat a team from our region," Hart said. "That got us fired up for the match. We really hadn't done very well leading up to that match. We wanted to prove to ourselves that we could turn the weekend around, and I think we did that."
The Crimson will travel to Amherst tomorrow to face a perennially strong UMass team.
"We don't have a lot of time to sit around and think about what happened this weekend," Hart said. "We have to get back out there and play a tough match on Tuesday."
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