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...Brants took eighth place, while in the B division, sophomore women’s captain Megan Watson and senior crew Christina Dahlman guided Harvard to a seventh-place finish. In the C division, a freshman tandem dominated its way to a first-place finish. Skipper Drew Robb and crew Hyunjin Kim posted just 62 points in the win, 17 points less than the next closest teams, Navy and Roger Williams. EMILY WICK TROPHY Roger Williams might have had great success in Boston, but the team couldn’t emulate that success in its own event, the women?...
...conditions were pretty much the same throughout the whole regatta—light and shifty—and it was easy for me to have consistent results.”It was Robb’s boat that was most consistent, as he and freshman crew Hyunjin Kim won the B-division by 33 points. In A-division, sophomore skipper Jon Garrity and senior crew Ashley Nathanson took second-place for the Crimson, finishing with just a single point more than the Big Green in first.“Hyunjin has really improved a lot lately,” Robb...
...took eighth place, while in B-division, sophomore women’s captain Megan Watson and senior crew Christina Dahlman guided Harvard to a seventh-place finish. In C-division, a freshman tandem dominated its way to a first-place finish for the Crimson. Skipper Drew Robb and crew Hyunjin Kim posted just 62 points in the win, 17 points less than the next closest teams, Navy and the Hawks of Roger Williams. EMILY WICK TROPHY The Hawks might have had great success in Boston, but the team couldn’t emulate that success in its own event...
...Nathanson, earning fourth place in the co-ed team’s second regatta of the year. “It was good practice to get ready for the rest of the season,” Garrity said. The B-division saw freshman Drew Robb as skipper and freshman Hyunjin Kim as crew. Different from most regattas, the Wood Trophy combines the A and B fleets, allowing both divisions to race together. After 18 races, the Harvard B-division placed sixth, beating its own ninth-place A-division. “We’re definitely working some kinks...
...solid for the spring.”ATLANTIC COAST FRESHMAN CHAMPIONSHIPFour first-years traveled to Providence, R.I., where Brown was host to the Atlantic Coast Freshman Championships. Thirteen schools sent representatives to the regatta, and the Crimson finished squarely in the middle at No. 7.Skipper Drew Robb and crew Hyunjin Kim sailed in a tight A-division field and finished No. 4, while a more difficult time was had for skipper Liz Powers and crew Michelle Konstadt in B-division. That pair took No. 12, though just ten points separated Harvard and the five teams that finished ahead...