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...different shifts in our mindset, and we capitalized on that.” The co-ed team didn’t fare quite as well at the Lynne Marchiando Team Race, hosted just down the river at MIT. Cold weekend temperatures defined both regattas on Saturday and Sunday, but frigid conditions seemed to be more adverse for the co-eds, as eight teams were relegated to a single round robin to combat the weather. Yale’s 6-1 record proved enough to take the win, and the Crimson found itself tied with Stanford in second place with...
...Harvard track teams may have traveled different paths this weekend, but the results were the same: success. The bulk of the team spent the weekend battling frigid weather at the UConn Alumni Invitational, while several top distance runners traveled to Princeton for the Sam Howell Invitational. The team at UConn was led by two winners apiece on the men’s and women’s sides. Sophomore Becky Christensen won the high jump with a leap of 1.73 meters, the second time in three outdoor meets she has won the event. “One of my goals...
...He’s the kid that ended our season last year. I thought we were really patient, and we were taking pitches, getting deep in the count. I knew if we got in the bullpen, we had a shot.” As for the weather, the frigid climate did not seem to bother Haviland, who pitched in short sleeves. “I was hoping it was going to be colder actually,” Haviland said. “I love the cold. You can throw inside a little more, because if you get jammed, you?...
...Crimson. The Tigers took game one, 6-4, in extra innings behind a complete-game effort from Steven Miller, while Shawn Haviland led Harvard to a 6-3 victory in the second matchup. But neither team seemed close to last spring’s championship form, and, in the frigid temperatures, neither team seemed able to really heat up. The weather made for a tough day in the field for both teams, as the doubleheader featured a combined 10 errors. The Crimson also came out cold at the plate, perhaps due to its week away from live pitching?...
After splitting each of its first three Ivy League doubleheaders, strong performances by both of its starting pitchers and a resurrected offense led the Harvard baseball team to an Easter Sunday sweep of Cornell.Fighting frigid temperatures and swirling winds, the Crimson (9-11, 5-3 Ivy) defeated the Big Red (11-14, 5-3 Ivy) at O’Donnell Field in the second game of the twinbill, 11-4, after taking the first contest by a score of 4-2.“It was a day of survival,” Harvard coach Joe Walsh said...