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Harvard wrestling Coach Jay Weiss has been around the block. In five seasons, he has orchestrated the exponential rise of the Crimson from the bottom of the EIWA to one of the nation's top contenders. Just last year, his team finished third in the EIWAs and placed 20th at the NCAA Tournament--with three NCAA qualifiers and two All-Americans...
...only Crimson force to fear. After a 6-3 win in the consolation quarterfinals followed by a 5-4 defeat of Brown's Nick Almeida, O'Donnell earned a third place spot with his 8-6 win over Brown's Brad McDonald, who is ranked No. 6 in the EIWA...
Senior Kevin Kurtz, another of team's leaders--ranked No. 4 in the EIWA--continued Harvard's string of success in the 157-pound weight class. After a 9-3 win over Joe Natasi of Penn and a 13-0 major decision victory over Princeton's Jeffrey Bernd in the semis Kurtz finished second, losing a close bout 6-5 to Cornell's John Fogarty...
...excellent second place performance. Though he fell in the finals to Cornell's Aaron Taylor, Rhoades made it to the championship round with a pin over Marc Steyer of Princeton at 5:40 in the quarterfinals and defeated Penn's Kevin Rucci, ranked no. 6 in the EIWA, 5-3 in the semis...
...Rechul wrestled his way to fourth place with a 13-3 major decision win in the consolation semis. After beating Columbia's David Boyuk easily, 7-3 in the quarters, Rechul proved himself an equal contender in the semis to Penn's Bandele Adenyi-Bada, ranked No. 1 in EIWA, but was unable to come out with...