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...Well, what I’ve heard is that Harvard’s crew’s been dominating Northeastern and pretty much everyone else for the past couple years,” says newly transferred Harvard rower Brodie Buckland. “We’re taking Northeastern down. Harvard’s dominant. Their proximity to Northeastern makes them natural enemies...
Kummer earned the right to dunk his teammates and monopolize the stereo. A rower since his freshman year of high school, he rowed in the first freshman lightweight boat his first year with the Crimson, placing fourth in the lightweight-four at the Head of the Charles and in the Eastern Sprints. In the fall of his sophomore year, he placed second in the Head of the Charles in the lightweight-eight; in the spring, his lights won a national championship and made the quarterfinals in the Henley Royal Regatta. Last year, Kummer’s varsity lights finished sixth...
...seems you can take the rower out of Holland, but you can’t take the Holland out of the rower...
Davies has elected to pick up another oar this fall, and will put off rejoining the Radcliffe eight for a little while longer. She believes that working with two oars gives a rower better feel for the water and improves technique when interspersed with regular rowing. Going into the Head, Davies has begun to step up her preparation...
...women’s lightweight crew leans towards the hard sciences, their male lightweight counterparts can boast of the one of four classics concentrators in all of varsity athletics, one of five computer science majors and one of two religion majors. One women’s heavyweight rower, Anna R. Rosenblum ’06, is one of just a handful of classical archaeology majors in the college. Morning practices notwithstanding, the crews are, percentage-wise, among the most diverse teams on campus—a phenomenon that is, at least in part, due to the prevalence of prep school...