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Competing against some of the top teams in the nation, the Harvard men’s swimming and diving team finished fourth in the Georgia Invitational in Athens, Ga., this weekend. Fifth-ranked Southern California won the three-day competition with 951 points, followed by the host Bulldogs (884 points), and Missouri (635 points). The Crimson finished with 610.5 points...
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...night, out-rebounding the Crimson 40-22 and pulling down 17 offensive boards.“It gets into your head,” Rollins said. “We knew they weren’t make their first shots—they were making their fourth or fifth shots. We played great defense on those first shots, but we could have gotten more done offensively if we had done better on the glass.”Harvard pulled within four at 15-11 on a jumper by Tay with 14:26 to go in the first half. Another...
...Cusworth provided the spark that Harvard needed to break out of five successive lead changes early in the second half, scoring six points in fewer than two minutes beginning at the 17:52 mark. After scoring a layup and converting on two free throws, Harvard’s fifth-year center rebounded his own jumper and slammed it home, putting an exclamation point on a 12-4 run by the Crimson that opened the second period and put the team ahead 40-33. “We knew from that point forward that we could bully [Colgate] under...
...Harvard women’s swimming team took fifth overall at the Georgia Invitational meet this weekend. Six teams competed in the event, with host Georgia taking the victory. The Bulldogs scored 1015 points, while the Crimson managed 268. The women won one event through Sunday and made it to the B-Final of a number of the others. Harvard’s moment to shine came when junior diver Samantha Papadakis triumphed in the 1-Meter Diving event. Papadakis placed No. 4 in the 3-Meter event, the Crimson’s second highest finish of the two days...