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...team field in the event that also served as the Ivy League championship.BOSTON DINGHY CLUB CUPHarvard’s co-ed squad sailed to a fourth-place finish at the Boston Dinghy Club Cup, led by a first-place finish in the C division.Sophomores Drew Robb and Michelle Konstadt beat out the MIT tandem to win their division, finishing in the top 10 in 15 out of 18 races.“Our C-division boat was very consistent. [Robb] had a really great regatta,” senior Elyse Dolbec said. “It was really great...
...step up a little more in the second game.” The score stayed at 2-1 until the fifth, when Kelsey Quist connected for a two-RBI double to center field that proved to be the difference in the game. “Coach said we can beat every single team if we play our best, and we can lose to every single team if we don’t—I think that’s true,” Madick said. PRINCETON 5, HARVARD 4The long-awaited Ivy opener went off without much...
...note with the loss to NYU yesterday,” senior Brian Rapp said. “We really got our team back on track with the win at Sacred Heart. We were looking to use that game to work out our lineup situation and go into NYU and beat them. Unfortunately, it didn’t work out the way we wanted to.”After senior Jordan Weitzen was sidelined with an injury, the Crimson struggled to fill the outside hitter position. Rapp took it over for this weekend’s matches...
...filled month, the Harvard men’s lacrosse team produced a bid of its own. The team took an early 2-0 lead, but No. 2 Duke (9-1) proved why it’s one of the top teams in the country, scoring 10 unanswered goals to beat the Crimson (4-3), 10-3, in Durham, N.C. last Tuesday. Down 2-1 in a man up situation with 5:16 to go in the second period, Blue Devil and 2007 national player of the year Matt Danowski found the back of the net on an assist from teammate...
...jeopardize his knee further and took a medical forfeit, ending his season with a sixth-place finish.“[O’Connor’s] will is incredible,” Harvard coach Jay Weiss said. “He could barely walk…and he beat a former national champion [Schlatter]. It was very inspirational, that’s for sure.”Reflecting on the tournament, the sophomore also kept things in perspective.“I had a goal of [winning a championship] and things didn’t pan out that...