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While boats from Pac-10 powerhouses like Washington, Stanford, and Cal must fly out to New Jersey and drive their boats across the country, East coast crews like Harvard, Yale, and Princeton can charter buses and incur far fewer costs to attend the IRA regatta...
There are the scheduling dilemmas as well: Harvard and Yale’s heavyweights both swore off the IRA regatta after 1897 to focus on the annual Harvard-Yale race. In 1973, Washington discontinued its annual trip to Camden, citing a scheduling conflict...
...work to do before the big events in coming weeks.ADMIRAL’S CUP The Crimson came away from a deep 18-team field in Kings Point, N.Y., with a third-place finish at the Admiral’s Cup, one of the season’s biggest regattas. The junior duo of skipper Clay Johnson and crew Emily Simon took seventh in A-division, while Kyle Kovacs sailed to a fifth-place finish in the singlehanded C-division. However, it was a third-place finish in the B-division that helped pace Harvard. Senior skipper Vincent Porter...
...pleased with how I sailed considering we’d only been in a boat together one other time,” she said.FERRARONE TROPHY @ YALEThe lone road trip for Harvard had the No. 4 co-ed team traveling to New Haven for a 12-team regatta. The Crimson’s three boats at the event helped Harvard to a third-place finish behind Tufts and host Yale. Each school sailed 12 races, with the Crimson finishing at 7-5, while the Bulldogs and Jumbos earned records of 10-2 and 9-3, respectively.Junior skipper Clay Johnson teamed...
...that Princeton crew that kept coming up frustratingly short last year? The Tigers were No.1 to start the season, and Princeton showed all of its muscle in a dominant performance at the Head of the Charles Regatta in the fall. The Tigers’ varsity entry consists of eight seniors—almost all of whom raced in the varsity eight that fell to Harvard three times last year...