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...number of arcane traditions, one of which was a mandatory drown-proofing seminar. My gym class and I entered a cold pool at six in the morning, fully clothed and wearing shoes, to float for 30 minutes. At first, the experience was kind of soothing. Then, the football coach sprayed us with a high-powered hose to mimic “conditions...
...seed Dustin Schlatter before eventually capturing fifth place in a 6-4 decision. “J. P. lost by one point against the returning national champ, so it just goes to show where he is at this point of his career,” head coach Jay Weiss said. “I know where I stand right now among the nation’s best,” O’Connor said. “I know where to improve, and hopefully through that, I can rise to the top.” —Staff...
...women’s squash team has established itself as one of the premier programs in the country, and the 2006-07 season will go down in the books as another fine showing from coach Satinder Bajwa and company. The Crimson compiled a 4-2 record in Ivy League regular-season play en route to a third-place league finish, losing close matches to national powerhouses Penn and Princeton. Harvard then faced both teams a second time in the Howe Cup, upsetting the Quakers in the semifinals before falling to the Tigers in the national championship match. Leading the team...
...changed from last year. The experience that was supposedly gained seemed to have no effect on the Crimson.The women struggled through nonconference play, dropping its first six games of the season.“They were a very young team, very new to each other,” coach Kathy Delaney-Smith said. “We have a lot of sophomores, and several didn’t play even half of freshman year. We had a tough nonconference schedule.”As 2006 was ending, the women provided glimpses of what their coach and supporters expected of them...
...young team in any sport, there are two paths to success—one easy and one hard. Unfortunately for the freshman-laden Harvard women’s soccer team, coach Erica Walsh chose the latter. In playing four of its first seven matches against ranked opponents, including then-No. 1 Santa Clara, the squad was challenged early and often. And, in turn, it did not win a single game, going 0-6-1 during a torturous start to the season. Although this made the team stronger, especially for next year’s push under new coach Ray Leone...