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...incredible in the past,” Weiss said. “Every year as we get closer to our goals, they help us. Having them on the squad helps show freshmen like Jantzen how it’s done.” “O’Connor??s really got that drive to do his best,” Warren added. “Everyone wants to follow that.” At similar weights, O’Connor and Jantzen push each other during workouts. Both hail from the New York high school circuit...
...cinematographer,” he says. “There’s the chance to do a lot of that here. You won’t be an older version of the artist, but you’re going to be in the arts.”Despite Connor??s optimism, some current students remain skeptical about the department.“I do sense that people feel it’s not a legitimate concentration,” says Yuna C. Han ’10, when asked what she thinks about the department...
...Crimson 149-pounder were confirmed.His placement at the NCAAs earned O’Connor All-American status. He not only finished highest among the four Crimson wrestlers at the tournament, but, in addition, his finish was the highest for any freshman in Harvard wrestling history.O’Connor??s long list of achievements, however, extends beyond his All-American status. Earning second-team All-Ivy and Ivy League Co-Rookie of the Year, the freshman has a lot to show for himself. O’Connor was also recently named EIWA Freshman of the Year. After...
...step right into the starting lineup and [the wrestlers on the team] will have to show them it’s doable. Everything we do from now until next March will be to prepare us for these three days at the nationals.” O’Connor??s goal, however, will remain the same. “I hope to win at least a few national championships for Harvard,” he said. —Staff writer Tony D. Qian can be reached at tonyqian@fas.harvard.edu...
...lost a close match to No. 1 seed Jordan Leen of Cornell in the finals, wrestled well in his first EIWA appearance, garnering a win by fall and a major decision on his way to the championship match.The 2-1 defeat to Leen was only O’Connor??s sixth loss in an impressive rookie season, in which he became the winningest freshman in the history of Harvard’s wrestling program. Preston, the No. 3 seed, took third at 133 lb.After winning the first three bouts, he came up against second-seeded Adam Frey...