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...third-fastest 10,000-meter time in school history to win the Sam Howell Invitational in late April. Senior Tim Galebach became the first male Crimson cross-country runner since 2000 to qualify for the NCAA Championships after finishing ninth in the NCAA Northeast Region. Junior Ryan Hafer was named Second-Team All-Ivy during the cross-country season. The cross-country campaign would also end with a fourth-place team finish at the NCAA Northeast Region Championship, ahead of the other five Ivy squads at the meet. Senior co-captain Christian Ayers was a leader in the hammer throw...
...seven guys run their personal best. It was an extremely good day.” In addition, six Harvard men qualified for the IC4As. Junior Chris Green’s season-best time of 1:53.38 in the 800 meters made the cut, while Galebach and junior Ryan Hafer, who beat his personal best by eight seconds, achieved qualifying times in the 3,000. Competing in the 5K at BU, freshman Ben Gutierrez and seniors Sean Barrett and Peter Mullen’s times also hit the mark. “That’s the most people that we?...
...fared no better than the men’s, also finishing No. 8 out of eight teams with a score of 237. “Going into the race, everyone’s goal as a team was [to place in] the top four,” junior Ryan Hafer said. “Looking back now, it was still a reasonable goal going in...a couple of guys just didn’t race up to their potential.” Senior Sean Barrett echoed such sentiments. “I was disappointed with what happened...
...race due to injury since the Sept. 30 Iona Meet of Champions as the Crimson finished sixth. MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY After Barrett and junior Andrew Lipkin (25:15), three more Harvard runners completed the Pre-Nationals open division race essentially one after the other. Junior Ryan Hafer (25:25), freshman Ben Gutierrez (25:25), and senior Tim Galebach (25:27) stayed together nearly the entire race, according to Hafer. “We haven’t done that a lot before,” Hafer said. “We were really able to work together...
...teams with a score of 108 points. Integral to the turnaround has been the new training regimen introduced by Saretsky. “Everyone has liked the new coach so far, has liked the new program he’s been doing,” said junior Ryan Hafer, who placed No. 15 with a time of 25:31 for the eight-kilometer race. “People seem to have put a lot more trust into the program than in past years.” Opponents also took notice. “‘Oh shoot, I guess...