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...years past,” co-captain Jason Degnan-Rojeski said. “Last year, we weren’t expecting to lose at all, so the loss to Columbia definitely came as a blow.” Harvard won 10 of 16 events, including both relays, to improve its record to 3-1 overall, while Columbia dropped to 1-2 on the season. Top swimmers once again led the way for the Crimson, as Degnan-Rojeski, juniors Sam Wollner and Geoff Rathgeber, and sophomore Dan Jones each captured two individual events. “Dual meets are important...
...Green in points 230-65, but ultimately falling to an impressive Cornell squad 131-167. Two juniors led the charge for Harvard, as Sam Wollner and Geoff Rathgeber each won two races to thrust the Crimson into second place for the meet. After losing the 200-yard medley relay, the first event of the tournament, Harvard answered in the 1000-yard freestyle by boasting a 1-2-3 finish. Wollner led the Crimson pack with a time of 9:37.92, followed closely by sophomore Eric Lynch and freshman Mason Brunnick, each finishing less than two seconds after Wollner. Wollner continued...
...dual meet against Columbia after a two-week break. HARVARD 208, CORNELL 89 HARVARD 187.5, DARTMOUTH 109.5 Despite failing to win as many events as it did against Brown, Harvard still took No. 1 in 11 of its 15 events, swimming the final sixteenth event, the 400-yard freestyle relay, as an exhibition. Dartmouth was able to take home two wins for the meet, with Cornell picking up the last three. Overall on Sunday, the Crimson beat the Big Red 208-89 and the Big Green by a smaller but still considerable margin of 187.5-109.5. Once again, as they...
...league, but it’s important that we swam fast today and had some good times.” Junior Geoff Rathgeber, who placed first in all three of his individual events and was the lead leg on the Crimson’s winning 200-yard medley relay that began the meet, led all Harvard swimmers in scoring at the meet. After winning the 100-yard breastroke and the 200-yard backstroke, he culminated his dominating performance in the 400-yard individual medley, which he finished in 3:57.44, more than 17 seconds ahead of the second-place swimmer...
...followed in the 200 by senior Emily Wilson. Kay Foley was the other freshman able to win her event, the 1000-yard freestyle, with senior Laurin Weisenthal coming in second. Three other Harvard entries won multiple events as well. The first event of the meet, the 200-yard medley relay, produced two such double winners. The Harvard ‘A’ squad, composed of juniors Lindsay Hart, Jaclyn Pangilinan, Bridget O’Connor, and Amanda Slaight, took first in the event. The ‘B’ team was not far behind in second, with freshmen...