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Washington College won the two-day affair, with the Crimson finishing with a 1–6 racing record, its lone victory coming against Hobart and William Smith Colleges...
...Senior co-captain Sally Stanton followed with 3.45m (11’3.75”) finish.Junior Brittan Smith leapt 5.76m (18’10.75”) in the long jump event to warrant third, behind Cornell’s Jeomi Maduka’s Indoor Hep record-setting 6.45m (21’2”) lunge. Smith also placed in the 60m dash.“It’s nice that [Brittan]’s scoring repeatedly in more than one event,” Stanton said. At the end of the day, junior...
...16th, while classmates Anna Podolsky and Arielle Pensler finished fifth and seventh, respectively. Tuesday the NCAA selection committee will decide which 24 fencers in each weapon make it into the Championship tournament March 13-16, with the final selections being released on Wednesday. As the decisions take both season record and regional performance into account, many of the day’s top performers have a legitimate shot at selection. —Staff writer Madeleine I. Shapiro can be reached at mshapiro@fas.harvard.edu...
...going to be like that,” Pusar said. “I know there were certainly a lot of open looks that we couldn’t convert—those will certainly fall eventually.”Captain Brad Unger was the only Harvard player to record double digits, notching 10 points. Junior forward Evan Harris, Pusar, and McGeary each had nine points. “I’d like to say congratulations to Cornell,” Amaker said following the game. “They earned it, they deserved it, they?...
...point gap separating the second place Crimson from the rest of the pack.Harvard showed its strength in the freestyle relays, bookending the weekend with victories in the 200- and 400-yard events. Freshmen Katy Hinkle, Ali Slack, and Laura Murray, along with senior anchor Amanda Slaight, set school records in both events and made the “B” cut for the NCAA championships.The 200-free relay provided particular excitement, as the Crimson found itself trailing in the final leg. But Slaight refused to give in and posted a 22.88 anchor leg to edge Princeton by 0.07 seconds...