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...taken the wind out of our sails a bit today,” he said. “After playing so well yesterday, we had to come out and try to do it all over again. That is always tough.”Freshman No. 4 Emily Park and junior team captain No. 7 Johanna Snyder both recorded 3-2 wins for their team. Each alternated games with their opponents before seizing control to take the fifth games, 9-2 and 9-5, respectivelyNo. 5 junior Katherine O’Donnell also won 3-2, rallying from...
...women’s side, we really gave Boston College a good run for their money. As for the men, the fact that we started off last but finished first says it all.”“It was an awesome meet overall,” junior Chas Gillespie said. “So many people scored points and stepped up.”The men’s team, just a half a point behind Northeastern going into the final event, captured the Beanpot trophy with a dominant race in the 4x400 relay. All eyes were...
...sweep of Harvard. Hoyle limited the damage, but his effort was in vain. No. 14 Yale (16-5-1, 11-3-1) triumphed, 5-1.“My overall impression was that after having a great game against BU, we really took a step back,” junior Alex Biega said. “We didn’t come in with the same mentality.”The Elis dominated in all facets of the contest, but the Crimson’s ultimate downfall was the power play. Yale converted on four of its six chances despite...
...better against Princeton,” Harvard coach Jay Weiss explained. “We had more intensity [in doing] some of the things we worked on during the week.”Despite the inconsistent weekend performance, the Crimson’s stars continued to dominate as junior co-captains No. 4 J.P. O’Connor (157 lbs.) and No. 10 Louis Caputo (184) earned two wins apiece in addition to an undefeated effort from freshman Walter Peppelman (149). Harvard also ushered new grapplers into the win column, with rookie Sean Murphy (197) and sophomore Andy Olsen...
Coming into Friday night’s game with Yale, the frontcourt match-up was a big concern for Harvard. A foot injury to junior forward Doug Miller left the Crimson without its most consistent post player as it went up against a Bulldog lineup loaded with talented big men. Yale captain Ross Morin is the most dangerous of this bunch. The forward, a second team All-Ivy selection, was averaging 13.1 points-per-game before Friday’s game. “He’s our captain. He’s our leader...