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...Delaney-Smith said. “This team is highly motivated right now.” The motivation grows from the familiar feeling of a trip to the NCAA tournament, but also from the fresher sensation of coming so close but winding up so far from postseason action this time around. “Now that I’m looking at it from an outsider’s perspective, the most valuable thing to realize is that you can’t let down for even one game in the Ivy League,” Hallion said...
...Chenoweth is a major factor on the Crimson roster, especially since the event was Chenoweth’s first outdoor 5K as a collegian. “It’s definitely exciting to go out there for your first time and get the mark that matters for the postseason,” co-captain Brian Holmquest said. “If you’re there that early in the season, [it] just shows how you’ll be up to good stuff.” “I’ve always been a big believer...
...were away,” co-captain Sam Wollner said. “Not only did we go undefeated, but we did it in other pools.” With a perfect regular season in the books, the surging swimmers and divers continued their winning ways in an extraordinary postseason campaign, taking home a first-place victory in both ECACs and EISLs to round out the year. At the EISL Championships, the Crimson also claimed numerous individual awards along with its team victory. Multiple swimmers completed races in record-breaking times and notched automatic and provisional bids to the NCAA...
...Jeter? What about Jeter? This future was hard to imagine, but I also figured that the Harvard thing might be worth a shot. And might I remind you that, at the time, the latest chapter in the Sox-Yankees rivalry had been penned by Aaron Boone, the unlikeliest of postseason heroes and ironclad proof that the Red Sox and their fans were doomed to failure for eternity.That idea stood for all of two months—right up until the time I found myself gazing down on a packed Harvard Yard full of freshly minted Sox devotees in the wake...
...finger early on and had to sit out for the remainder of the game. But once again, the team unleashed its varied attack, ultimately downing Queens College 13-5, with Mueller, Forsyth, and Snyder scoring two apiece. Losing to Hartwick and Brown again at Northerns dashed any hopes of postseason glory, but Harvard and its senior six were afforded one last opportunity to battle in the pool. All six seniors started (including Snyder) and led the Crimson to a successful finish, besting Connecticut College 9-3.“What possibly is your last game is a tough...