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...power and flair proved too much for Kreutzer and Sechrist in an 8-4 triumph at No 1. With the Eagles’ wings clipped and their fervent traveling support silenced, the Crimson went on to dominant proceedings in the singles. No. 3 Omodele-Lucien—in his fourth dual of the day—demolished Sechrist, 6-2, 6-2, while No. 1 Kumar continued his rich vein of form against Nolan, the senior powering to a 6-3, 6-4 win. The contest was salted away by No. 5 Will Guzick, as the freshman hit a delicate...
Traveling west to the 89th annual Williams Carnival, Harvard skiing ended the weekend in the ninth spot—a familiar finish for the Alpine and Nordic teams. The Crimson earned ninth for the fourth time in as many competitions this season, notching its ninth consecutive ninth-place result since 2006. Another team in a rhythm, Dartmouth secured its fourth carnival victory this winter, edging out Middlebury by a mere nine points with a final of 616. Harvard totaled 187, ahead of St. Michael’s College and Bowdoin College. Competing outside of the Ivy League, the Crimson faces...
...down a kill off of an assist from sophomore setter Gil Weintraub, giving the Crimson a one-point edge. On Harvard’s game point, the Trojans committed an attacking error, giving the Crimson a 32-30 victory.Harvard couldn’t keep up its momentum through the fourth game, though, falling to Mount Olive, 30-22. The Crimson managed an attacking percentage of only .083 in the final contest, while the Trojans hit 14 kills.“They were little, but they were quick, and they ran great plays,” Weitzen said...
...four-on-four in a drastic effort to spark a comeback. The move did not go as planned, though, as Rogers capitalized on an assist from Taylor and sent the puck into the empty net to extend the lead to 4-0 at 8:01 and record his fourth goal in two days.The Bobcats’ did get on the board soon after, as an interference call on Christian led to a 4-on-3 at 8:45. Quinnipiac’s Ben Nelson put his 11th goal of the season past Richter ten seconds later, but the game remained...
...then we’ve hit that wall and haven’t been able to fight through it.”That wall could more accurately be described as Columbia forwards John Baumann and Ben Nwachukwu. Baumann, entering the game as the Ivy league’s fourth highest scorer, lived up to his reputation as he led the Lions in scoring with 20 points. He supplemented that total with 12 boards, including four offensive rebounds. Not to be forgotten, Nwachukwu contributed with 16 points of his own and routinely dominated the Crimson’s overmatched forwards throughout...