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...Sprints championships and write that final tutorial paper, all in a span of two days. To say the least, it’s no easy task. And as the Radcliffe lightweight and heavyweight crews set out for Camden, N.J. on Friday, the team will be bringing its oars, its boats, and most definitely its books to the river. Priority number one is bringing home the gold, but the crew wouldn’t mind an A- as well. “Having the past weekend off was important,” said senior heavyweight captain Katie Gold...
...Crimson heavyweights have been unstoppable this season, felling opponents with not only the varsity eight, but most or all of the other boats. They enter Sunday’s races ranked first in the EARC final polls for every boat apart from the second varsity, which is ranked second to Brown...
...Brown will be one of the crews to watch for,” captain Nick Baker said last weekend. “They will be one of the top boats in the varsity, but also in the JV the Brown boat has been the one loss...
...terms of the varsity boat alone, Yale, who has not raced Brown and whose dual race with Harvard comes later in the season, could be more of a threat. However, though the Bulldogs had a slightly larger margin of victory over Princeton than the Crimson, 2.3 seconds as opposed to 1.5, Brown’s was still greater at 3.1 and Harvard pulled out the power to beat them when they faced...
...past few weekends, our main goal was to qualify for nationals,” senior skipper Clay Johnson said. “Winning would have been nice, but we wanted to sail conservatively, taking few risks, and be consistent at the top of the fleet.” Both boats did just that, finishing in the top three of their respective divisions. In A, Johnson and senior crew Kristen Lynch assumed sole responsibility of the Crimson’s boat, leading Harvard to a third-place finish with 93 points, behind Brown and Boston College. In B-division, Kovacs...