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...It’s obviously a change without [Lindsey],” Junior Sarah Bourne said. “It will take time to adjust, but we’ll just try and do the best we can without her.” Freshman Stacy Carlson continued her solid debut campaign, leading Harvard with a No. 62 finish in a time of 23:06. Bourne followed, finishing No. 64 with a time of 23:11 for the six-kilometer course. While the season has ended for most of the Crimson, Galebach will continue on to compete on the biggest stage...
...responded. “The [improvement in times] wasn’t [a silver lining] for me, and I certainly hope it wouldn’t be for other people.” The lone bright spot for the women in the meet was the performance of freshman Stacy Carlson. Running in her first collegiate championship meet, she handled herself with the composure and determination of a seasoned veteran, covering the five-kilometer course in a time of 18:25 for No. 31 place, the fastest time for the Crimson women on the day. “I wasn?...
...rounded out the Harvard qualifiers. WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY The women’s cross country team also kept together, finishing a respectable No. 6 out of 13. Twins Jessica Bryant (22:44) and Tara Bryant (22:57)—both sophomores—freshmen Stacy Carlson (22:47) and Audrey Mangan (22:55), and senior Leslie Irvine (24:16) followed Bourne to the finish line. “I guess we ran in a pack, as a team, which was what we wanted to do,” Jessica Bryant said, calling...
...Robert Kenney all placed in the top 165 of the field of 303, gaining valuable experience and laying the groundwork for future success. The women’s cross country team, like the men’s, rested most of their top runners, allowing younger runners like freshman Stacy Carlson the chance to prove themselves. Carlson, leading the women’s team to a No. 31 finish in a field of 46 teams at the New England Championships, placed No. 73 with a time of 19:00 for the five-kilometer course, earning a spot on the varsity team...
HILLARY CLINTON "Hillary is the devil," said right-wing radio host Jay Severin last year on MSNBC's The Situation with Tucker Carlson. Severin was outraged when she appeared with Billy Graham at a revival...