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...Goaltender Wade Lau was untouchable in the 5-2 win over Providence on November 29. A questionable hooking call had negated an inspiring comeback at RPI on November 25. George Hughes had four goals in the second period of the 8-4 win over New Hampshire on December 12. Mike Watson copped a hat-trick in the 9-5 thumping of Notre Dame 11 days later...
...Mike Coglin--200 individual medley (1:52.80); 400 IM (4:02.54); 400 free relay; 800 free relay...
...Without Mike Desaulniers, the top player in the country, the Crimson wasn't expected to fare that well in the grueling three-day, six-round event. However, the racquentmen fooled all the oddsmakers by placing a respectable fourth out of 25 schools, finishing behind the pre-tourney favorites Princeton, Penn and Western Ontario...
Event 17: Three-Meter Diving: 1. Paul Steck, Cornell, 519.15 2. Mike Gurnee, Columbia, 509.75 3. Jamie Greacen, Harvard, 495.20 4. Kirk Schaumann, Army, 442.55 5. Steve Schramm, Harvard, 442.35 6. John Kaakora, Cornell, 439.60 7. Paul Opperman, Columbia, 434.40 8. Lance Graham, Maine...
Right behind the ailing but still awesome Hackett was Crimson freshman Tim Maximoff, who sailed to the silver in 15:41.12, missing the qualifying time for the NCAA championships by only a second. Harvard's Mike Coglin and Chris Hancock finished eighth and 12th, respectively, in the timed final to give the Crimson a 53-17 edge over Princeton in this event...