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...yesterday to take third place. Yale went on to beat Trinity, 5-4, in yesterday’s final, giving the Bulldogs their third consecutive national title. Unlike in the past two years, however, Yale doesn’t have an Ivy trophy to accompany its intercollegiate crown.“Hey, we won the Ivy title,” captain Ally Fast said. “At the beginning of the season we had two goals: first was Ivy title, second was national title. So we’re pleased with the way we did.”HARVARD...
...Harvard fencing teams further established themselves as dynasties on the collegiate fencing scene this weekend in Philadelphia. Two weeks after capturing the Ivy League crown, the men took home the 112th Intercollegiate Fencing Association (IFA) championship on Saturday. The women followed suit yesterday, winning the three-weapon crown in a dominant fashion. Additionally, Harvard took home the six-weapon title for having the best men and women’s teams combined. The Crimson men began the meet by totaling 71 wins, good enough for 156 points. The closest opponent was Penn, which finished with 125 points. Columbia, Princeton...
...Crimson has won two of the last three titles and finished in a tie for second in 2003-04, but the deadly Ivy League split—Harvard has swept just one weekend during the conference schedule—will keep the Crimson out of contention for the crown.“I’m not quite used to this,” Delaney-Smith said. “I really haven’t had very many years where we weren’t in the title hunt. It’s very odd to me. We?...
...When the Crimson faces the Quakers Friday night, it will be an entirely different story. After its five-game freefall, Harvard (12-11, 4-6 Ivy) heads to The Palestra in fifth place to face a Penn team (16-7, 8-1) still on track to capture the Ivy crown, despite a shocking loss at Columbia last week. On Saturday, the team completes its toughest road trip of the season, facing second-place Princeton (8-14, 6-3) two weeks after Noah Savage’s buzzerbeater stunned the Crimson and handed Harvard its second consecutive loss in the final...
After entering the year with realistic aspirations for the Ivy League crown, and beginning both the regular season and conference schedules promisingly enough to bolster those beliefs, the Harvard men’s basketball team now finds itself in an all-too-familiar position: heading to Philadelphia and New Jersey to play the role of spoiler...