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...between opposing boats. Tenths of seconds change races; baseball innings, on the other hand, can last half an hour.Even though the Eastern Sprints and IRA Championships still sit a month away, each weekend plays out as a mini-championship. Harvard has just one shot at each opponent until a rematch at Lake Quinsigamond and another in Camden, N.J. It’s a veritable NCAA Tournament every weekend, culminating in a six-across frenzy that can cater to both upsets and the domination of perennial favorites in May. Baseball season, and its annual 162-game epic, can wait?...
...half minute to go, before two Pioneer goals in the final 24 seconds sent the Crimson on a long flight home from Colorado unhappy. I remember the game. I have friends there.So you can imagine my torn loyalties this past Saturday, when the two lacrosse teams finally had their rematch almost exactly a year later. This time, though, Harvard played host.Who would I root for? Would I stay true to my upbringing, the sunlight, and the place I call home? Would I throw my support with my new admiration, the team I’m growing to know and love...
...Crimson’s strength at the top five flights is among the best in the country—Grigg’s appearance in the finals was slightly unexpected. Heading into the tournament, the expectation was that Sunday’s final would be a rematch between Lorentzen, the No. 1 seed, and two-time individuals champion Michelle Quibell of Yale, seeded No. 2. Lorentzen, who postponed her enrollment at Harvard to train and play internationally, had already beaten Quibell twice this season. The first time was in five games in the Crimson?...
...seed Cory Cooperman of Lehigh secured the title by outwrestling Meltzer, 5-2. Flanagan, seeded No. 3 at 157 lbs., could not have had a better showing in his first trip to the EIWAs.The finals proved to be anticlimactic, ending only seconds after it began. In a rematch against top-seeded Dustin Manotti, who lost to the freshman 13-12 this season at Cornell, the two wrestlers got into a scramble right from the start, with Flanagan inadvertently hitting Manotti with his elbow.“[He] went out cold,” Flanagan said, “so that...
...Championships on the first week of April. “We always play Princeton much worse in our first meetings of the year,” senior goaltender Lydia Gardner said. “But today we kept it close.” Farrar is optimistic about the potential rematch. “We have the talent to take them down,” he said. “They played better than we did today, so they won. I have a feeling we will see them again. “The entire season is about being there...