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“[J-Term] was the turning point of the season for us,” Meyer added. “After that, everyone was on the same page and we were more productive for the rest of the season.”
With this success, Harvard had another chance to take down the Tigers but again fell just short, taking second at the Ivy League Championships. Meyer had another solid performance for the Crimson, grabbing titles in 500-yard, 1,000-yard, and 1,650-yard freestyle races.
“The plan is for all of us to improve for our individual best times,” Yntema said. “We have a renewed focus and a strong team for next year.”
Though it let the Ivy League crown slip through its fingers this year, the Harvard men’s tennis team proved that it’s a team to be excited about. After strong nonconference play, the Crimson (14-10, 5-2 Ivy) suffered pivotal back-to-back losses...
“It was that first weekend out that we lost to Columbia and Cornell,” said head coach Dave Fish ’72. “It was the toughest weekend [in terms of difficulty] for any team to play.”