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...barely one and a half full seasons of collegiate wrestling, Jantzen has already left an impressive trail of accomplishments. Currently, he is the No. 5 wrestler in the country and the top-ranked competitor in the Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association (EIWA). Jantzen is also the reigning Ivy League Rookie of the Year and earned a berth at the NCAA Championships as a freshman...
This weekend, Jantzen will lead the Crimson in hosting traditional EIWA powerhouse Penn, Princeton and Boston College. Jantzen’s toughest individual challenge may come Friday night, when he is slated to face No. 10 Joe Henson of the Quakers...
Whether or not Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow on Saturday, the Harvard wrestling team knew on Friday it had only six weekends to build momentum for the EIWA Championships at Lehigh Mar. 9 and 10. While Phil was getting some rays, the team handily defeated Sacred Heart, 33-7, before being edged out 24-18 by No. 22 Hofstra later that evening...
Normally, one might think that getting off a bus to wrestle one’s second match of the day against a fresh home team supported by an estimated 2,000 fans would be disheartening. The Crimson (3-4, 1-1 EIWA), though, was significantly more prepared to wrestle upon arriving in Hempstead, N.Y., than the circumstances would suggest. Indeed, Harvard had earlier weighed-in at Fairfield, so the wrestlers had plenty of time to eat and hydrate themselves. Furthermore, co-captain Dawid Rechul and sophomore Jesse Jantzen, both native Long Islanders, had brought their own contingent of supporters...
Harvard started its EIWA season on Saturday at the Malkin Athletic Center with a convincing win over Army. The Crimson started the meet down 3-0 after Army’s John Paxton defeated freshman Jonas Corl 8-2 in the 197-pound match. The Crimson captured the next three matches on the strength of its captains. Rechul won 8-1 at heavyweight, and El-Hayek took the 133-pound match...