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...really solid for the spring.”ATLANTIC COAST FRESHMAN CHAMPIONSHIPFour first-years traveled to Providence, R.I., where Brown was host to the Atlantic Coast Freshman Championships. Thirteen schools sent representatives to the regatta, and the Crimson finished squarely in the middle at No. 7.Skipper Drew Robb and crew Hyunjin Kim sailed in a tight A-division field and finished No. 4, while a more difficult time was had for skipper Liz Powers and crew Michelle Konstadt in B-division. That pair took No. 12, though just ten points separated Harvard and the five teams that finished ahead...
...Nickerson Trophy in Burlington, Vt. was the home of the New England Freshman Championship, where Harvard finished third overall. Brown and Boston College took first and second, respectively. Skipper Drew Robb and crews Hynnjin Kim and Kate Harris were the team’s freshmen in A-division, while skipper Liz Powers and crews Michelle Konstadt and Alex Bick handled B-division responsibilities...
...RUDOLPH OBERG TROPHY The single regatta not related to the Head of the Charles that took place in Cambridge this weekend was hosted by Northeastern and MIT, and it featured 18 teams in three divisions competing in the Rudolph Oberg Trophy on Saturday and Sunday. Freshman skipper Drew Robb and freshman crew Hyunjin Kim took ninth place in A-division for the Crimson, racing 17 times in two days. It was a similar performance in B-division, where the freshmen tandem of skipper Andrew Flynn and crew Lauren Brants took eleventh for Harvard. Finally, in C-division, freshman skipper...
Sailing for the Crimson was a trio of pairs: sophomore skipper Andrew Flynn and sophomore crew Lauren Brants, sophomore skipper Jon Garrity and senior crew Ashley Nathanson, and freshman skipper Drew Robb and junior crew Elyse Dolbec...
...four. “I was really pleased with how I sailed,” Johnson said of his performance. “I’ve finished third and second twice [at nationals], so hopefully the fourth time will be the charm.” Freshman Drew Robb also competed in the event, coming in at seventh-place in the 29-man field. It proved to be arguably Harvard’s best performance of the year midway through the fall season. The berth is especially sweet for Kovacs, who qualified as a freshman but missed...