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...Anthony Kelly and Kevin Warne—combined with the young team’s energetic style of play.“The kids played hard. They really came out with a sense of urgency,” he said.Looking ahead, the Crimson will open its Ivy season against Penn on the road before continuing the spring-break swing through North Carolina to face Duke and out to Denver, Colo. for some non-conference action, before returning home to match up against Ivy rival Cornell.“We’re young, but I think we?...
...Crooks and sophomore Soren Rosier all reached three block assists.Despite the pair of losses, the Crimson remains hopeful for the rest of the season. “We have three more matches in conference, and if we win out those matches, we’ll get a chance against Penn State,” Nathan said. “We’ll use the losses as motivation to work harder and take care of business.”—Staff writer Courtney D. Skinner can be reached at cskinner@fas.harvard.edu...
...good stuff from this season, be proud of what we did, but at the same time, get ready for next year, regroup and really come back strong,” Pusar said. “Obviously we have a couple of big wins in there, we have the Penn and Princeton sweep, and we beat Michigan. We have potential and hopefully we can build on that, tighten up a little bit on some of the holes, and hopefully we’ll come back next year and have a great year.”—Staff writer Kevin...
...also earned five bids, with junior co-captain Maria Larsson in epee, sophomores Arielle Pensler and Anna Podolsky in foil, and freshman Allie Sneider and senior Alexa Weingarden qualifying in sabre. Columbia, St. John, Notre Dame, and Ohio State all qualified the maximum 12 fencers, with reigning national champions Penn State falling one behind at 11. With fewer fencers than five other squads heading into the competition, it will be incredibly difficult for Harvard to regain its championship glory of 2005. In last year’s competition the Crimson finished sixth, with four women and three men notching...
...Clinton's chief strategist Mark Penn went so far Monday as to claim that her so-called "red phone" ad, and the issue of national security readiness it has brought up, has been a "tipping point" in the race leading up to Ohio and Texas. "Just by merely asking the question and nothing more, millions of people understood what is the answer to that question...