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...competed in the race. For the men, freshman Dan Stiles led the Crimson with a 39th-place, 26:05 finish in the five-mile race, down from his 26:27 finish at Heps. Sophomore Ryan Neely and rookie Stephen Couch finished just a hair apart, taking back-to-back 47th and 48th spots with times of 26:11 and 26:12, respectively. “I think our first four runners ran faster than they did at their first times at Van Cortlandt,” Saretsky said. “It was great to have them take...
...distance runners in the league.”Newcomer Brandon Jarrett’s 25:50.6 finish was good for 39th, while junior Stephen Chester captured 46th with a time of 26:24.5. Sophomore Ryan Neely crossed the line right behind them, rounding out the Crimson scoring with his 47th-place time of 26:24.7.Princeton took first in both races, though the Tigers just barely beat out Columbia in the men’s race.If nothing else, Harvard gained some valuable experience and familiarity with Van Cortlandt Park, which will host the NCAA Northeast Regional and ECAC/IC4A Championships...
...Boston College to just one score on an astounding 12 shots on goal last weekend, Mann came back with 10 saves in Saturday’s game. And the Quakers would have scored more had it not been for a stellar save off a header in the 47th minute. “The defense is doing a good job of forcing them to shoot wide and deflecting shots,” Mann said. The team is relying on its keepers for now, but the team also knows that to win in the Ivy, the Crimson must step up its play...
...Austria broke in on the German goal to start the second half but came away with nothing, as Hoffer practically waited until the German defense caught up. But in the 47th minute Ballack, the German captain, who had been none too impressive at that point, ended all hopes for Austria. He launched a stunning free kick, a stop-this-if you-can pile driver from outside the box that beat Austrian keeper Jürgen Macho to his left. In the Fan Zone, clusters of German fans celebrated, and those celebrants in front of me were greeted with a shower...