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...performance, the team has made its case to go dancing again. “The first step is getting that NCAA bid, which is out of our hands,” Golden said. “[But] we felt like the varsity eight had an accomplishment in beating Dartmouth and the 2V did well in beating out teams they had fallen to earlier in the season.” For the heavyweights, the first varsity boat narrowly missed the bronze, trailing third-place Princeton by just over a second in the Grand Final. Despite the narrow miss, the Black...
...been working pretty hard over the past two weeks, and [for the first varsity boat], we’ll be able to see how fast this new boat is.” On the heavyweight side, the crew has struggled just the same, losing out to No. 4 Dartmouth twice, No. 2 Brown once, and No. 1 Yale once during its dual season. The heavyweights put forth stellar efforts in these races, capped by a mere three-second loss to the Bears. Yet unlike the Black and White lights, the heavies seem to be peaking at the right time. Coming...
...Cornell, have since then been undefeated with visible weekly improvement. They went on to beat Dartmouth—who a few weeks ago, beat the Big Red themselves—by a seven-second margin, a win reflected in the final EARC rankings with Harvard in first, followed by Dartmouth, Cornell, and Georgetown. In the second varsity, Cornell leads with the Crimson in third after Yale. In the freshman eight, Harvard is ranked sixth, with Yale and Navy leading...
Cornell, with a top-ranked second and third varsity and No. 3 varsity eight, could be a big contender for the overall title. Yale, ranked in the top three in both freshman boats as well as the second and third varsity, will also compete. But the Dartmouth win, despite coming early in the season, is promising for Harvard’s varsity boat, and its most recent victory over fifth-ranked Princeton also bodes well...
...gives Harvard a share of third place in the Ivy League. Moreover, the victory over a Dartmouth team that lost three games to top teams—No. 2 Duke, No. 3 Virginia and No. 12 Albany—by single-goal margins further legitimized a Crimson schedule considered one of the toughest in the entire country...