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...goals scored in two games, the Crimson (11-4-0, 4-1-0 Ivy) didn’t maintain the same offensive prowess. A few solid plays put Harvard ahead 2-1, paralyzing Princeton’s Ivy League hopes and taking it one step closer to a championship title of its own. The Crimson started off slow, yielding possession of the ball to Princeton (6-6-3, 1-3-1) through most of the half. But a goal by junior Matt Hoff toward the end of the first turned the tide for Harvard. “They were pressing...
...undefeateds, when Harvard was 2-0 and Princeton was 1-0. It was the first time since 1922 that both teams had met as undefeateds with at least five wins, when both teams were 6-0. The Tigers defeated Harvard that season 10-3 en route to a national championship.—Staff writer Brad Hinshelwood can be reached at bhinshel@fas.harvard.edu...
...gauge for us,” said Kaiser of the fall’s first competition. “These results let us see what sort of work we need to do in the winter.”The men’s heavyweight eights had mixed results in championship eight competition, as the two entries finished No. 15 and No. 19, respectively. An eight composed of sophomores turned in the No. 15 finish with a time of 14:48.958, while a boat of juniors and seniors took No. 19 in 14:56.289.“Our own boat?...
...victory, while the women took sixth in their side of the draw. The meet was presented by the Boston Athletic Association, and Harvard did not send full teams, but rather only entered seven runners in the race as a lead up to next weekend’s Heptagonal Championships. The lead male runner, senior Patrick Baur, came through the line in 26:56—good enough for 111th overall. Following him up were freshmen Brian Kaufman and Stephan Chester, and then junior Haibo Lu. The trio of Harvard runners finished 124 133, and 134 place in times...
...many ways, was a rebuilding one for the Radcliffe heavyweights. This season, the squad is still young and looking to grow, with almost half the roster made up of sophomores—15 in all.But for a Black and White squad that failed to qualify for the NCAA championships for the first time in nine years last spring, the team must grow now—and fast.The Radcliffe heavyweights are surrounded by history. Just this year, the team celebrates the 100th anniversary of Weld Boathouse. As a result, the crew is constantly reminded that last year’s disappointing...