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Divide and conquer was the motto of the Harvard sailing team this weekend, as members of the squad competed in regattas across New England and came up with good results across the board...
...season.The second varsity boat, with a flair for the dramatic, notched another come-from-behind win in the morning and pulled out a slim win in the afternoon.“The racing this weekend was very successful, we were very excited for our victories across the board,” co-captain Laura Larsen-Strecker said.The Challenge featured two sets of races, morning and afternoon, and hosted six programs including the Black and White. Dartmouth and Syracuse, league rivals, turned up as did more distant opponents Notre Dame and Texas. Cross-regional races like these are crucial in determining...
...double by Francis and a Schellberg single. Bowers pinch hit in the fourth, sending a two-run longball over the fence. Francis followed suit with a fifth-inning solo shot.HARVARD 2, BROWN 0With the game scoreless into the fifth inning, Bowers, pinch hitting for Henderson, put Harvard on the board with a single to right to knock in senior Danielle Kerper. Kerper led off the inning with a double to left and advanced to third on a sacrifice bunt by junior Bailey Vertovez.The second run came from a solo homerun to center by sophomore Lauren Murphy. Murphy launched the longball...
...pretty good effort in each game earlier this season. A couple of bounces not going our way caused us to not come out with the wins we should have. It was great to feel good for once after a game.”After the Crusaders jumped on the board in the first just two minutes into play, Harvard retaliated with a punishing 7-0 run that lasted through the first two quarters and put the game out of reach.Over the course of play the Crimson offense outshot Holy Cross, 45-22. The discrepancy was 16-3 in the first...
...part of the start of the Ad Board Review Committee, two of its members, folklore professor Stephen Mitchell and Undergraduate Council President Matthew L. Sundquist ’09, hosted a discussion about the Administrative Board in the Mather House dining hall last night...