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Highlighting the tournament was co-captain Joey Killar (165 pounds), the reigning EIWA champion. With his first place finish this weekend, Killar became the second grappler in Crimson history to earn two consecutive EIWA championships. Dustin DeNunzio '99 became the first to do so last season...
...Harvard men's swimming team finished its season with a win this weekend at the Eastern championships at Princeton's DeNunzio pool...
Freshman Andrew McConnell scored points in the finals all three events. He won the 1000 freestyle, setting a DeNunzio pool record of 9:03.74. McConnell also swam third in both the 500 and the mile. His times qualify him for Olympic Trials and a chance at NCAAs...
...Harvard's men swimming team, now completed with its undefeated dual meet season, look forward to competing for the Eastern Championships, which will take place during the first weekend of March at Princeton's DeNunzio Pool...
...With DeNunzio gone at 141-pounds, sophomore Eric Swick and freshman Nicholas Picarsic will step into the spotlight. These two are certainly up to the task. After being out on injury most of his freshman year, Swick's return will bolster the squad. He started realizing his promise with a fourth place finish this past weekend. Taking fifth place was Picarsic, an All-State wrestler whose tough wrestling should make this a highly competitive class for Harvard...