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Junior Kyle Kovacs skippered B division to a first place finish, while junior Elyse Dolbec, Garrity and Niemi crewed along the way. Eight teams at the event, including Harvard, will also represent New England at the Atlantic Coast Dinghy Championship in two weeks in Providence...
...needed in a 28-0 blowout of the Big Green (1-6, 1-3 Ivy) before 2,028 rain-soaked fans in Hanover, N.H. On a day that first-place Princeton suffered a stunning 14-7 defeat at Cornell, the Crimson assured itself a piece of the league championship if it can finish the season’s last three weeks with victories.“We got off, obviously, to a very fortunate start on the first play,” head coach Tim Murphy said, “and we seemed to gain some momentum from there...
...number of quotes and clichés come to mind when examining the results from Friday’s Ivy League Heptagonals championships, but the one that best encapsulated the Crimson cross country team’s performance this weekend was: the more things change, the more they stay the same. In the end, a new coaching staff, a different training regiment and a renewed vigor weren’t enough to keep the men’s cross county team out of the Ivy League cellar, as the Crimson once again finished last at the Heptagonal Championships...
...champion, it will need a bit of help over the season’s final three weeks.Yale, which currently stands as the Ivy League’s lone squad without a conference loss, must lose at Brown next week for Harvard to have its best shot at an outright championship. Coupled with a Bulldog win over Princeton the following week and a Crimson win in The Game, Harvard would keep the Ivy League crown to itself for the third time in six years.With all that in mind, Murphy kept his poker face, subduing any excitement after being notified...
...League title since 1996, which it will win outright with one more victory. Because Saturday’s Brown-Penn game ended in a 0-0 tie after double overtime, a Harvard win or a tie against Columbia on Saturday would assure the team a share of the league championship. Ranked No. 19 in the nation in the most recent Adidas/NSCAA Division I poll, the Crimson brought the nation’s fifth-best offense to the Ivy League’s stingiest defense. The Big Green (6-7-3, 3-2-1) had only allowed 11 goals...