"They're really anxious to play," Allard said. "They can't wait to get into the rhythm of playing games every week."
The upcoming games against Drexel and Boston College will give the Crimson lighter competition than the Worth Invitational.field.
"We're really excited and we're expecting to play really well," Bloodwell said.
"It's a talented young team," Allard said. "They want to continue the Harvard tradition of being one of the top teams and make history by winning back-to-back championships. They want the seniors to leave with three rings. It's a team with a lot of motivation and focus."
Losses to four top-30 teams don't make the Crimson a losing team. They make it a stronger team that's ready to lead the Ivy League with star returning veterans and enthused rookies. They are a team with depth in the field, at the plate, and on the mound that's ready to focus in the games to come.