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...precocious class of juniors, however, have jumpstarted the once stagnant program on a road to recovery. Bouncing back from a disappointing performance in last week’s meet against Yale, the men’s cross country team had a breakout race this weekend at the Iona Meet of Champions at Van Cortlandt Park in New York City, finishing No. 4 out of 20 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...
...avoid another embarrassing finish. Seeded sixth, the Crimson ended its tournament run on Sunday, placing sixth overall. The squad commenced tournament play on Saturday facing off against third-seeded Princeton. Harvard dropped its first round to the Tigers, losing 14-8. Later that day, the Crimson bounced back against Iona University, taking a 15-10 victory. On the final day of competition, Harvard, vying for a fifth-place finish, met Johns Hopkins but fell short of that goal, dropping the match 15-7. JOHNS HOPKINS 15, HARVARD 7 Harvard found its role reversed from a standout performance against Iona...
...absence of four-time All-America junior Lindsey Scherf, who sat out her second straight team meet to start the season. Both the men and women will look to regain their stride next Saturday at Van Cortlandt Park in New York City, where they will compete in the Iona Meet of Champions. —Staff writer Caleb W. Peiffer can be reached at cpeiffer@fas.harvard.edu...
...Canadian-born Galbraith was born in Iona Station, Ontario in 1908 and educated as an undergraduate at the University of Toronto...
...Crimson men also boasted a double victory, running circles around local rivals Northeastern (15-50) and Boston University (16-42) in decisive victories. Harvard monopolized the top ten, taking six of the spots, including a sweep of the top four. The Crimson then traveled to the Iona Meet of Champions, where it placed in the overall top third of the competition. The women were seventh among their 23 collegiate opponents, while the men finished eighth of 26. Scherf dominated the 6K course in 21:19.3, winning the meet’s coveted title. Individual accomplishment was again a strong force...