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Harvard’s team, consisting of only 19 players this spring, relied on each and every member to make an impact on the field...
...definitely a better player than most of the guys that beat him. We’re looking for him to take it home next year, because he certainly has the ability.”At the GEICO Intercollegiate, Shuman was third-best among the 14-team field on par-3 holes, averaging 3.08 strokes. Shuman was the Crimson leader at the MacDonald Cup in October and the Princeton Invitational in April, in addition to the league championship.Harvard was further supported by the stellar play of rookie Mark Pollak, who led the Crimson in five of the 10 tournaments this season...
...Harvard men’s soccer team will look back on its 2008 season and forever wonder what could have been.What if outgoing co-captain and star forward Michael Fucito had not been forced off the field by injury after only 30 minutes in the 1-0 loss to Dartmouth? What if the Crimson had capitalized on one of its many chances in a game that it dominated against Penn, instead of going down, 1-0, in overtime? What if Harvard had avoided the two mental lapses that led to two South Florida goals in a 2-1 loss...
...yard freestyle relay team added its names to the record board as well. But that record-breaking trend started way back in December, when Harvard set nine school marks at the Georgia Invitational—unprecedented for such an early-season meet. The Crimson finished third in a field that included national powerhouses Georgia and California. Harvard was no less dominant against Ancient Eight competition. The team won its first five league meets by an average of 93 points before running into its first major competition in the annual Harvard-Yale-Princeton tri-meet. The Crimson fell to Princeton...
...just over 10 seconds.Though the Black and White finished in a disappointing fourth place in the Grand Final of the EAWRC Springs, Radcliffe will return to the Intercollegiate Rowing Association National Championships on June 4 in Sacramento, Calif.At Sprints, it was largely the same story, with Wisconsin dominating the field, except that Princeton and Georgetown were able to avenge their dual season losses in the Grand Final, which saw Radcliffe finish fourth with a time of 6:57.341 and 28.7 team points.But the Black and White are determined that the letdown will not be repeated early next month when many...