This game wasn’t just pitching, though. Salsgiver and fellow junior Zak Farkes each collected two hits, two runs, and two steals after hitting one-two at the top of the lineup for the first time this year.
“It’s our job at the beginning to get the Ivy season rolling,” Salsgiver said.
“We need to just get on base and [today] we stole a couple of bases, were a positive at the beginning of the lineup. It’s our job to get the team confident and ready to score some runs early.”
The defense, meanwhile, only committed one error versus Columbia’s five, forming a strong streak coming off of nine error-free innings against St. Thomas.
—Staff writer Pablo S. Torre can be reached at torre@fas.harvard.edu.
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