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Middle destance specialist Brad Bunney almost notched another Crimson second place but was awarded third-place in 800 when the judges ruled that he finished one-hundredth of a second behind Yale's Joe Secley The race started out at an incredibly fast pace with the runners finishing the quarter mile in a 51.2 clip. After such a quick start, the rest of the race was a matter of who could hold...
Dartmouth's Kwabena Gyasi-Twum took the lead at the start of the gym lap and kept it all the way to the finish. Meanwhile, Bunney and Seeley matched each other stride for stride across the line, and at first Bunney was given second. After viewing the photo, however, the judges reversed their decision...
...most costly injuries occurred at the Penn relays of Friday, when a Harvard team of Bennet Midlo, Brad Bunney. Steve Ezeji-Okoye and Dwayne Jones took second in the Heps Mile Relay behind the squad from Penn. While running the third leg. Ezeji-Okoye--the star freshman hurdler and middle-distance man--pulled his hamstring, putting him out of commission for the weekend...
800meter--1. Bunney (H) 1.53.2, 2 O'Neal (D); 3. Fenn (D). 400-meter Hurdles--1 Okoye (H) 54.2; 2. Harshbarger (B); 3. Ferguson (D) 200-meters--1. Carter (B) 22.0; 2. Stephens (B); 3. Midlo (H) 5000 meters--1. Hampton (D) 14.35.9, 2. McEvoy (D); 3. Sapienza (D). 4 x 400 meter Relay--1. Brown 3.19.4, 2. Dartmouth. 3. Harvard...
Other key middle distance runners are Dwayne Jones in the 400, Brad Bunney in the 800, and freshman Cliff Sheehan in the 1000 or 1500. Bunney was the sole Harvard representative to the NCAAs this winter, while Sheehan has made believers out of Crimson track fans with his consistent come-from-behind victories...