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...tough day one,” junior Tom Hegge said. “It was really windy, and I think 330 is one of our higher scores this year.” The Crimson finished just eight shots back of third-place Dartmouth, while soundly defeating ninth-place Brown by 22 shots. But despite the end of the season, the tournament was important as the team looks ahead to next year. “It was about leaving a good taste in our mouth as we head to the summer,” Hegge said. Freshman Michael Shore...
With the sun shining and the division crown a mere two wins away, the Harvard baseball team entered its final weekend against Dartmouth hoping to win the Red Rolfe title outright at O’Donnell Field...
Those results erase the Bulldogs from divisional contention, leaving Harvard and the Big Green to duke it out over the course of their home-and-home series. The Crimson will advance to the Ivy Championship Series by winning two or more games. If Dartmouth prevails in three of four, though, it will finish atop the Red Rolfe...
Entering the weekend, the Crimson stood one game ahead of Dartmouth, which it meets four times Saturday and Sunday, two games ahead of Yale, and three games clear of mathematically-eliminated Brown...
...days of April, but this year—as always—its significance will boil down to the final weekend of the month.More than a week ago, long before Harvard dumped Brown from the Red Rolfe divisional race and assured itself a one-game edge against second-place Dartmouth, Crimson captain Morgan Brown felt free to speculate on the inevitability of now.“It always comes down to the last weekend,” he said then, before Harvard played the Bears, Boston College, or Rhode Island this week. “Given past history, what...