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...most members of the Harvard wrestling team, finishing third in the NCAA championship just once would be enough, let alone twice. But senior Jesse Jantzen (149 pounds) has a loftier goal in mind—winning the national championship...
...that goal seems even more attainable with the release of the Leglace Preseason Rankings, which ranked Jantzen No. 1 in his weight class...
...around in an office until the wee hours of the morning, fighting computers and news editors, watching the third repeat of the Atlanta Thrasher highlights on SportsCenter, hemorrhaging cash on road trips—and all, some might say, so that Tiffany Whitton and Jesse Jantzen get that extra clipping, a scrap of paper that could find itself in the trash within minutes of its arrival or, if kept, could find itself in a basement or a trunk, forever unloved, left to yellow and disappear. And even when read, the bylines are but obstacles, delaying the gratification that comes with...
Like the 2002 season, the star of this incarnation of the Crimson (6-8, 3-5 EIWA) was junior co-captain Jesse Jantzen (149 lbs.), who will be returning for the 2003-2004 season despite contemplating taking a year off to train for the 2004 Olympics. Jantzen once again placed third at the NCAA tournament, was a first team All-Ivy selection, was named an All-Ameican for the second consecutive year, won the Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association championship and was awarded Most Outstanding Wrestler and the award for hardest worker awards from his teammates...
...season, sophomore Dan Sirotkin and 197-pounder freshman Danny Jones all suffered season-ending injuries at the start of the year. Further besetting the Crimson was the loss of Reggie Lee ’03-04 (184 lbs.), who decided to take the past year off, but will join Jantzen as co-captain for the Crimson in the 2003-2004 campaign...