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...turn, it did not win a single game, going 0-6-1 during a torturous start to the season. Although this made the team stronger, especially for next year’s push under new coach Ray Leone, the squad never recovered to repair its broken season. The Crimson finished at 3-13-1 and 2-5-0 in Ivy League play, but this record does not tell the year’s whole story. The team notched key Ivy wins over rivals Cornell and Penn en route to a respectable league finish. In the latter match, the consensus high...
...habitual frontrunner Princeton was widely shared in 2006, with half of the Ivy League claiming silver with a 4-3 record. “It’s a tremendous tribute to this team,” said Harvard head coach Sue Caples of the squad’s finish. “The team showed character and great resolve in rebounding and coming together as a group, really allowing us to move forward.” After a pair of overtime wins, the first to the Crimson’s name, were followed by a string of three brutal...
...week later, it was Brown’s turn to feel the sting of loss on a day that favored neither team with its high winds and choppy waters. Despite losses by the second and third varsity, the varsity and freshman boats all crossed the finish line first, reclaiming the Stein Cup from the Bears...
Crimson swimmers finished first in 19 events at HYP—one more than the combined total of the other two squads—but the Tigers managed to snatch enough second- and third-place finishes to stand atop the podium. Harvard’s distance swimmers claimed crucial points for the squad, as junior Sam Wollner led a 1-2-3 finish in the 1650 freestyle, followed by sophomore Eric Lynch and freshman Alex Meyer. In the 500 freestyle, Lynch and Wollner once again grabbed the top two spots, although this time Lynch touched the wall first. In addition...
Three weeks later, Harvard traveled back to Princeton and fell 1220.5-1405 to finish in second place despite the fact that Princeton finished first in only one event. Rathgeber trounced the competition in the 200-yard individual medley, 400-yard individual medley, and the 200-yard backstroke, setting pool records in all three and a meet record in the 200-yard individual medley. The junior also placed second in the 400-yard medley relay and the 200-yard free relay. Rathgeber tied with sophomore Alex Righi of Yale for most individual points (96), and the two shared the Most Outstanding...