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...captain Lindsay Hart said. “It is so exciting to see them compete.” This year’s squad is an especially young team, as it welcomes 14 freshmen to its roster. Harvard graduated 11 seniors last year, including strong swimmers Noelle Bassi, Kyle Cutter, LeAnn Chang, Emily Wilson, and Jessica Davidson. In the diving portion of the meet, the rookies dominated. The day’s first event, the three-meter competition, yielded a first-place finish from freshman Anne Taylor, who earned 243.9 points for her dives. Later in the day, freshman Jennifer...
...Class of 2007 was led by two-time All-American Noelle Bassi who, despite struggling with knee and back injuries all year, won a third straight Ivy League title in the 200 butterfly and qualified for her fourth NCAA Championships. After placing 14th in the event at the meet in 2006, the injured Bassi swam a 2:00.89 at this year’s Championships to grab 32nd...
...Harvard women’s swimming and diving team had three representatives at the NCAA Championships in Minneapolis, Minn. this weekend. Junior diver Samantha Papadakis and senior swimmer Noelle Bassi both repeated their 2006 appearances in the meet, but it was newcomer Alexandra Clarke that impressed the most. On Saturday at the Minnesota Aquatic Center, Clarke placed 17th in the 1650-yard freestyle with a time of 16:21.43, just one spot short of being named an All-American. Although she was out of scoring range, she still managed to reset her school record in the 1000-yard with...
...victory in the 1,650-yard freestyle at the Ivy League Championships, gave Harvard an individual victory on Sunday with a 17:19.16 winning swim in the same event. Clarke also finished second in the 100-yard freestyle in a time of 52.23 seconds. Co-captain Noelle Bassi led five Crimson finalists in the 200-yard butterfly, touching the wall in 2:01.41 seconds to beat ECAC record-holder Kerry Goodman of UNH by over two seconds. Harvard was paced in the meet’s opening days by contributions from some of its underclasmen. Freshman Katie Faulkner opened...
...wanted to take it out with her and just go for it in the last 100 yards.”A school record time in the 800-yard freestyle relay on Friday, good for second place, as well as first-place finishes from co-captain Noelle Bassi and Clarke on Saturday also helped the Crimson close the gap. Clarke won the 1,650-yard freestyle in 16:19.67, an automatic qualifying time for the NCAA Championships. Clarke and Aemisegger were the only swimmers to make “A” cuts at the meet. Bassi became a three-time...