Word: duals
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Harvard, a winner of 69-straight games, has now won 27 national championships, which is equivalent to 27 NCAA championships. Harvard has also captured 28 Ivy League titles. Harvard's seniors will graduate without the Crimson ever dropping a dual match...
This season, fewer records have fallen. "I was very slow getting going," says Greene. "My first meets weren't as good as I would have hoped. [But] my most recent dual meets have been much better. I feel like I am improving every week so that keeps me going...
Greene is very much looking forward to these Easterns and the strong competition. "There isn't a lot of good competition in our dual meet season. I need to motivate myself because I could dive poorly and still win most meets but I wouldn't feel good about it," Greene says...
...toughest competitors, Suess, is a long-time rival of Greene's. The two have competed against each other since they were 13, but this time the battle may be a little fiercer, Earlier this year, Suess handed Greene her only defeat of the dual meet season, something that Greene has not forgotten. But she feels that "it is fun to compete with her. Andi always pushes...
Water Wizardry: Both of the Crimson swimming teams are coming off easy victories over Cornell. The women swimmers' triumph sets up an exciting weekend at Blodgett Pool. Tomorrow, Harvard (6-0 Ivy) meets undefeated Penn (6-0) in a dual meet for the Ivy title...