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...second. The Black and White regrouped to take the last two races of the day, the varsity four and the novice four. “I don’t think any of us were satisfied with how we raced this weekend,” junior Rebekah Kharrazi said. “This was certainly not the result we were anticipating or would have preferred.” Going into the day, the Radcliffe crew was ranked No. 3 nationally, UCF No. 5, and MIT No. 10. All gathered on the often forbidding Charles River in the face of some...
...crew, and during his time there, the Engineers posted its best finish at Eastern Sprints in 10 years.But the new coaches will encounter a Black and White crew absent many prominent rowers. Senior Mariah Evarts, who is also a former member of the Crimson photo board, and junior Rebekah Kharrazi, both members of the varsity eight last year, are away for the semester. In addition, a number of rowers returned from summer vacation with nagging injuries.Almost a full eight is unable to row at Head of the Charles due to injury. As a result, the team must rely heavily...
...March—weeks later than expected. The squad hopes to build off of this challenge and transfer the training into winning next week. “Obviously, it’s hard to tell from this sort of racing where we stand,” sophomore Rebekah Kharrazi said. “It was more of an opportunity to get another race under our belts.” Next week at the Knecht Cup, where the team will be facing the best boats in the lightweight field, the Black and White will take any race...
...ways, to be a shocker. But the Hoyas are a team on the rise, so this weekend will be the toughest of challenges for the Black and White as they start the season. “I think Georgetown has always been a contender,” sophomore Rebekah Kharrazi said. “They’re coming out strong with five from last year, so that can mean a lot of different things—basically, we want to go out there and row the best we can—and, of course we want...
Radliffe gives new meaning to the wisdom of the Beach Boys. With her skill on the river, golden-stater and sophomore Rebekah Kharrazi is making the Black and White wish they all could be California girls.A native of Alameda, Kharrazi was a key contributor to the success of the women’s varsity lightweights a sesaon ago, as the varsity eight took home a silver medal at Eastern Sprints and grabbed a bronze at IRas in 2006.And she did it in just one year.Starting off her freshman season stroking for the varsity eight, Kharrazi rowed in the lead position...