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...Harvard wrestling team could not recover from an early bombardment of nationally ranked opponents, eventually falling by the final score of 25-12 in a lopsided contest at the David S. Mack Sports Complex. The Crimson competed without junior Andrew Flanagan (165 lbs.) and freshman Corey Jantzen (133 lbs.) to anchor the starting lineup. Though Harvard posted less-than-desirable results, the team salvaged the contest by showing more life in the second half, including two highlight bouts by senior Billy Colgan at 197 lbs. and sophomore Andrew Knapp at heavyweight. Colgan defeated Richard Vitale of Hofstra...
...each went 2-2 in the tournament. Button won his first match in a 3-0 shutout before falling, 9-6, in the round of 32. Latessa lost his first match in double overtime but came back to capture two straight wins, including a major decision. Freshman Corey Jantzen, wrestling as the No. 10 seed at 141 lb., won his first match, 4-2, but could not overcome No. 7 seed Ryan Williams of Old Dominion, losing 9-3. In his third match, Jantzen had to forfeit after injuring his ankle. “Corey hurt his ankle pretty...
...Crimson looks to better last year’s already stellar performance. Each college sends one wrestler per weight class for a total of 10 wrestlers. For the Crimson, three young faces are set to compete: freshmen Dan Kelly at 125 lbs., Shay Warren at 133, and Corey Jantzen at 141. Returning All-Americans sophomore JP O’Connor and junior co-captain Louis Caputo are ranked third and fourth in the country, respectively, for their classes by the National Wrestling Coaches Association (NWCA). Caputo—who missed the season opener but has made a full recovery...
...semifinals had no chance to compete in a consolation bracket. Although junior co-captain Louis Caputo and junior Andrew Flanagan, two of the Crimson’s best wrestlers, sat out due to injuries, Harvard had a chance to showcase two of its newest recruits in freshmen Corey Jantzen and Andy Olsen, who finished third at 174 and 141, respectively. Jantzen had three major decisions, his only loss on the day coming from Penn State’s Frank Molinaro in the semifinals. Olsen, also 5-1, nabbed third place in his weight class after taking a match by fall...
...Jesse Jantzen ’04 was the Harvard wrestling team’s golden child last year, but this season, the Crimson found itself rallying behind two younger team members who demonstrated the potential to be quite successful in their own right...