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...Coaches Invitational three weeks ago, picked up another win—this time in the one-mile run—with a time of 4:58.44. The finish put her a full two seconds ahead of the next runner and qualifies May for the ECAC Championships in March.Rookie Kailyn Kuzmuk edged out the Big Red’s Fiona Cundy in the 3K with a time of 9:55.14 for first place and an ECAC qualifier, while senior Shannon Flahive picked up a win in the 60-meter hurdles with a time of 8.71—another ECAC qualifying...
...from those of cross country, Neely’s finish shows he’s already comfortable competing at the collegiate level. The women’s freshman distance runners can also be encouraged by the results from the cross-country season from rookies like Jeanne Mack and Kailyn Kuzmuk. But neither side can underestimate the strength of the veterans. Captain Becky Christensen returns for her senior campaign and is hoping to build off last year’s success that included, among other accolades, All-America honors after finishing fourth at the NCAA Championships in the high jump...
...really clicked for her. She was up front and she made the most of it.” Rounding out Harvard’s scorers, sophomore Jamie Olson clocked in at 18:22, 11th overall and the Crimson’s second finisher. Newcomer Kailyn Kuzmuk shaved 20 seconds off her Heptagonals time, 18:50, crossing the finish line at 18:29 for an overall place of 16th and third among Harvard runners. Sophomores Eliza Ives and Meghan Houser finished 23rd and 28th, respectively, and rounded out Harvard’s scoring. Ives timed in at 18:43, about...
...which all five Crimson scorers finished in the top 60 of the 247-person 6K field. Richardson finished seventh overall with time of 21:46.7, good enough for the top spot among Ivy League competitors and a ticket to the championships in two weeks. Freshmen Nicole Cochran and Kailyn Kuzmuk, along with sophomores Hilary May and Jamie Olson, rounded out the scoring for the young team, maintaining a tight pack between 50th and 60th en route to Harvard’s best team finish since 1997. “[The race] went really well,” Richardson said...
...finished out the third, fourth, and fifth-place finishes for the team. Cochran finished in 22:02, May at 22:09, and Houser at 22:34 for 112th, 129th, and 171st finishes individually. Carlson and sophomore Eliza Ives also competed, meriting 22:41 and 22:59 finishes, respectively.Freshman Kailyn Kuzmuk (22:47.2), sophomore Meghan Cleary (22:50.7) and junior Caitlin Clifford (22:54.2) also competed in the women’s 6K open race, while sophomores Mark Hirschbock (26:12) and Alex Brenner (26:37), and freshman Darcy Wilson (26:50) represented Harvard in the men?...