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...division, Alan Quasha, seeded first in the division, faces Penn's Charlie Jacobs. A victory by Quasha would give Harvard an excellent shot at an all-Crimson "C" division final on Sunday...
...Crimson has a definite advantage in the "C" tournament. Both Alan Quasha and Dan Gordon are undefeated and both easily beat their Penn opponents two weeks ago. Only the Quaker's number five, Chris Sadlowski, should challenge them and a match between Gordon and Sadkowski would be crucial...
...Quasha, Gordon, Atwood, Gonzalez, and Briggs are seeded in the top four of their division, as they should be, they will not face a serious threat until the semifinals. The semifinal round therefore, should have several Harvard-Penn matches that will determine the team title...
Five Crimson players, Fish. Alan Quasha. Dan Gordon. Andy Wiegand, and Lowell Pratt. finished the season undefeated...
...eight, Neil Vosters faced Rick Wheeler, 6' 5", who used all his size to control the center of the court and hit some lucky wood shots. But Vosters kept to his basic game until he was far behind in the final game. At five, Alan Quasha ran his opponent all over the court and still found himself behind in a five point set of the first game. Quasha held to his finesse game and won. "I got the breaks," Quasha said. "I was close to losing and I got a nick, and I said to myself, 'Gee, a nick...