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...sort of hoping/pulling/expecting him to be there and he really came through in a big way.” From that point, however, experience carried the day for the Harvard men. Senior Andrew Lipkin was 24th in 25:25.3, and classmate Chris Green was 31st in 25:33.0. Sophmore Chas Gillespie rounded out the scoring, based on the sum of each school’s top five finishes, for the Crimson by running 32nd in 25:34.8. “I think on the men’s side experience always plays a role,” Saretsky said...
Captain Brian Holmquest led the way with a third-place finish overall in a time of 24:53 over the eight-kilometer course. Senior Andrew Lipkin was fourth in 25:00, sophomore Chas Gillespie fifth in 25:06, and freshman Dan Chenoweth placed seventh in 25:11, rounding out Harvard’s top 10 finishers...
...Undaunted by the large numbers, the men’s team competed strongly and nearly attained its goal of a top-10 finish amidst tough competitors. Finishing 33rd with a time of 24:53, senior Andrew Lipkin lead the men’s team, with sophomore teammate Chas Gillespie finishing soon after at 25:01 and in 40th. Three seconds later, freshman Dan Chenoweth crossed the line at 25:04, earning 43rd. With a pair of strong runners missing due to injury, other members of the men’s squad stepped up. “It?...
...Harvard took second, third, and fourth, led by captain Brian Holmquest, who finished second in 25:55. He was followed by fellow senior Christopher Green and freshman Dan Chenoweth. Yale took the fifth and sixth spots, but seventh and eighth went to senior Andrew Lipkin and sophomore Chas Gillespie, wrapping up Harvard’s scoring. “I was pleased with the way the whole team ran,” Holmquest said. “We did what we should, given the time of the year. I would have liked to win the race...
...through this?’ or, ‘This isn’t going to affect me.’”And the feeling has not been limited to women.“It’s the same for guys,” said Chas J. Hamilton ‘07, another peer educator at OSAPR. “What I say is, ‘This may not have happened to you, but imagine it happening to your close friend or sister.’ For a lot of people it brings it home...