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...hope,” sophomore All-American J.P. O’Connor said. “He was always positive, and if he had any doubts, he certainly didn’t let us know about them.” Considering that junior Louis Caputo and senior Robbie Preston??the squad’s two captains—headed a seemingly endless list of sidelined grapplers, Weiss maintained a remarkably optimistic outlook. “It’s frustrating, but you can’t worry about the injuries,” Weiss said during...
...impact as part of “¡México Hoy!”, a David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies series on U.S.-Mexico relations. Titled “Where There Are Mexicans, There Is Mexico: Mexican Immigrants in the United States,” Preston??s talk emphasized the significance of the Mexican immigrant community. “It is very different when you have one country, one foreign language, and so many illegal immigrants,” she said. Preston acknowledged that “the word ‘legal?...
...match], so I think we’re doing the right things.”PENN 30, HARVARD 18; AMERICAN 24, HARVARD 19In dual meets against No. 22 Penn and American Saturday at the MAC, Harvard (2-7, 1-4 EIWA) held its own despite Preston??s absence, winning half of the contested matches on the afternoon. Freshmen Andrew Flanagan (157 lbs.) and Louis Caputo (184 lbs.) each went 2-0 in their bouts, and junior tri-captain Bode Ogunwole (heavyweight), ranked seventh in the nation, finished the day for the Crimson with an impressive 4-3 victory...
...both matches on the day. “He should be back next week,” Ogunwole said. “I don’t think it’s going to be a problem.” The Crimson looks forward to Preston??s return as it continues its busy home schedule this weekend. Over the course of the opening weekend of the second term, Harvard will host Princeton on Friday night, and Ameircan and No. 22 Penn at the MAC on Saturday. —Staff writer Tony D. Qian can be reached...
...victories. Meltzer pinned his second straight opponent—this time in 1:00—while Baria, Caputo and Bode all won by decisions. Sophomore Joseph Bechtold wrestled in the 174-bout, but lost, 9-7, in a close decision. The turning point of the day came in Preston??s bout against No. 8 Matt Keller of Chattanooga, during which he had to retire due to a leg injury. “I think it’s my hamstring,” Preston said. “I heard something pop. I’m just...