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Recent history bodes well for the Crimson, with last year’s crew being the first interscholastic boat to finish in the championship eight event. They finished fourth amongst all competitors, crossing the line less than a second after the USRowing crew...
...though the vendors still sell their storied fried dough, the course remains identical, and the coach on the launch carries the same legendary status, this boat is far from what it was. The senior-laden crew of 2004 remained largely intact after the 2003 national championship season, making this seemingly new beginning all the more difficult...
Indeed. The returning oarsmen from last year’s second varsity and first freshman boats are hardly forgettable. All 16 come into October after second-place finishes at the national championships last spring. In addition to returning lettermen, Washington transfer and sophomore Brodie Buckland will certainly help carry the load for the Crimson. Though this is his first season in Crimson, Buckland is all too familiar with Harvard’s recent success. The Olympia, Wash. native stroked the UW boat that took second to Harvard at last year’s IRAs...
Still, talk of championships and boat pairings will wait until the spring, long after the last tent is collapsed on the riverside this weekend. The Head of the Charles might be the talk of the fall rowing season, but words like Eastern Sprints and IRAs are the true gauge of rowing excellence...
...second-place finish at that 2003 edition of the CRASH-B’s and his top-10 finish last year are but the smallest of samples from his lengthy resume. From his time rowing with the first boat of the virtually undefeated heavyweights of the Class of 2004, he also boasts first-place triumphs at Eastern Sprints, the Harvard-Yale Regatta and England’s Henley Royal Regatta in addition to a national championship...