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Christensen, Karesin, and senior co-captain Julia Pederson??who qualified in the javelin—had already qualified for regionals before the weekend, and no other Harvard athletes met the NCAA qualifying standards at the meet...
...women, freshman Eda Karesin and senior co-captain Julia Pederson went one-two in the javelin, with Karesin finishing with a 48.02-meter throw and Pederson launching it 46.49 meters. Pederson??s throw broke her own school record by about a meter, and Karesin followed that up by breaking Pederson??s new record by a meter and a half. Karesin’s throw was also the third longest in Ivy League history...
...Flahive finished in 14.29 second. Juniors Molly Boyle and Jillian Sylvester went 1-2 in the women’s hammer throw.The dominance in field events continued for the women as junior Clara Blattler placed first in the pole vault with a clear at 3.65 meters.Senior Julia Pederson??s measure of 43.58 meters in the javelin gave Harvard another first-place finish.Also up for grabs in the 109th installment of this meet were spots at the biennial Oxford-Cambridge challenge, an international competition pitting the individual winners from Harvard and Yale against their rivals from across the pond...
...first points in that event because I think all of our pole vaulters are competing,” Christensen said. “We had good individual performances.” Christensen cleared 1.80 meters in the high jump, taking second place, while sophomore Brittan Smith and senior Julia Pederson??s 1.60-meter heights landed them in a tie for fourth in the same event. Both teams look to bolster their times at the Harvard Select Meet on Saturday. —Staff writer Courtney D. Skinner can be reached at cskinner@fas.harvard.edu...
...competition was tight in the javelin throw—the second- through fourth-place finishers were all within nine-tenths of a meter of one another. Pederson??s 40.07-meter toss was enough to get her fourth place, breezing past the fifth-place competitor by almost four meters...
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