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...weekend. No. 4 Harvard men’s squash (2-0, 1-0 Ivy) opened its season this weekend by crushing No. 14 Brown (0-1) on Friday and No. 10 Williams (0-1) yesterday. “I think it was a very successful weekend,” junior Colin West said. “Some teams are still easing into the season, but being ranked fourth in the country, we definitely had an advantage. It was a great way to start the season.” “It was good to get the few wins under...
...reflected that drive. “We actually started our game real hard,” Killorn said. “We were forechecking, and we had control of the game.”A tough offensive attack early gave Harvard the first scoring opportunities of the game. Fraser, junior forward Doug Rogers, senior forward Steve Rolecek, and sophomore forward Michael Del Mauro all had shots on goal in the early going.Despite having control of the game early in the first period, a quick lapse in play caused the Crimson to suddenly find itself down two goals. The Raiders scored...
...game.’ Everybody stepped up on the offense. The offensive line, they stepped up, they had huge holes, and I pretty much just ran through them all day.”While that second drive ended in a missed field goal from junior kicker Patrick Long, it seemed the Crimson would be able to control the ball as well as the pace of the game throughout the day.Yale didn’t have its first offensive possession until 3:25 remained in the first—a harbinger of clock problems to come for the Bulldogs, who held...
...time of 2:03.59 and freshman Monica Burgos win the 100-yard with a time of 57.43. Other notable victories in the meet included sophomore Katy Hinkle’s win in the 50-yard freestyle and sophomore Christine Kaufmann in the 500-yard freestyle at 4:57.28. Junior Kay Foley emerged victorious in the 200-yard individual medley in 2:09.91. “The win gives us the confidence that we need for more challenging duel meets up ahead,” Mooney said. Overall, the win leaves Harvard and Princeton in the top spots...
...Cortlandt,” Saretsky said. “It was great to have them take off 30 seconds or even a minute in the case of Stephen Couch.” Freshman Michael Hoffman finished the race at 26:27—63rd overall—and junior Stephen Chester’s time of 26:46 was good enough for 82nd overall and rounded out Harvard’s team scoring. Junior Robert Kenney and newcomer Darcy Wilson also competed for the Crimson. Absent from Saturday’s races were Richardson on the women?...