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...Mills said. “There’s still a lot of fine tuning that needs to be done in everyone’s strokes.” The Crimson will certainly have its hands full in the coming weeks, with a dual meet against Columbia and the Georgia Invitational rapidly approaching. “The [Georgia Invitational] is the culmination of our meets at the midseason point, so we hope to bring some best times there and have some swimmers in the finals,” Mills said. “At the end of the season...
...Jones, Heyburn, and Guernsey finished in second place in 3:06.60, and the team of Diekema, freshman Graham Frankel, sophomore Eric Taylor, and freshman Nicholas DuCille placed third in the event with a time of 3:09.09.The Crimson will look to carry its momentum over to its meet against Columbia on Friday at Blodgett Pool.“I think today we rose to the challenge pretty well, and we’re going to have to do the same next week,” Lynch said...
...seal a victory or a late sack to stop a potential game-winning drive at Princeton. And for the most part, it’s succeeded. But at some point you have to start wondering, how much longer can it work?After a less-than-stellar performance in the Columbia game last year, Harvard challenged itself to step things up and make the big plays it had had the potential to all season. Now it has to do exactly that again if it has any hope of beating a Yale squad that has improved tremendously since its slow start...
...couldn’t be prouder of what they have accomplished this year, including the effort they gave tonight—it was unbelievable.”After securing the Ivy league title on a penalty kick with nine seconds remaining in the second overtime on Nov. 8 against Columbia, it was fitting that the team’s bid to advance at NCAAs should go to extra kicks.But lightning did not strike twice for Harvard, as Northeastern proved the better of the two in the final contest.The penalty kicks started out rough for the Crimson. After the Huskies began...
...team, the last weekend of the fall proved to be exemplary of the entire season.The Crimson’s final weekend of the 2008 campaign saw a resounding victory in one night juxtaposed with a characteristically hard-fought loss the next day. Harvard (10-16, 5-9 Ivy) crushed Columbia (6-18, 0-14) on Friday in a 3-0 shutout that featured double-digit kills from three different players. Continuing its New York road trip the next day, the Crimson again thrived off of a number of offensive performances, but ultimately fell to Cornell...