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...last few years, the Crimson has six divers this year to back up the consistent Sanders. The 200 medley team built on the divers’ momentum by taking first in the first race of the day. “Last week, we started slow,” co-captain Sam Wollner said. “We lost the first relay and then didn’t hit our stride midway through the meet. This week, we came in knowing that we had to hit from the get-go. We won the medley and almost got second [as well], which...
...ending clobbering of Yale. Three years later, perfection returns, with the ’08ers leading the charge: a 7-0 mark in the Ivies capped by a 31-point drubbing of the undefeated Bulldogs.“This is the ultimate perfect storybook ending,” said captain and defensive end Brad Bagdis. “I’ll have a smile on my face for probably four weeks.”DEFENSE WINS... Senior leadership started on the defensive side of the ball.Although the Crimson registered just two official sacks, the Yale offensive line that...
...season. But Richter continued to dispel any lingering doubts with his stellar performance in Friday night’s 2-1 victory against longtime rival Cornell. “Kyle made some highlight-reel saves again, and I think they really added to our momentum,” co-captain Mike Taylor said. When the Big Red came alive in the second period, peppering shot after shot on goal, Richter stepped up to the challenge. Although Cornell never relented in its offensive attack, Richter kept the Big Red at bay. From snatching the puck mid-air to diving...
...passing around Harvard’s zone before Colgate’s Tyler Burton netted his second goal of the period by finishing a Jesse Winchester pass from the right post.“It was a reminder that you have to play 60 minutes,” co-captain Mike Taylor said. “We got outshot, [15-4], in the second period, and we go into the third period with a one-goal lead at home. That should be a recipe for a win to have the lead at home.”After Donato pulled Richter...
Junior defensive tackle Matt Curtis was named the captain of the 2008 Harvard football team last night at the Crimson’s annual awards dinner, marking the fourth straight defensive player to assume the captain’s role. He succeeds senior defensive end Brad Bagdis as Harvard’s captain. “I can’t begin to explain how overcome by emotion I feel right now,” Curtis said after being announced. A number of other awards were also given out at the dinner. Senior cornerback John Hopkins won the Robert...