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...Harvard cross country teams, last Friday was not an easy day. Both the men’s and women’s teams found themselves out in the cold as they finished the day in the back of the pack. Outside of sophomore Lindsey Scherf??€™s performance, only one other runner on either side finished in the top thirty. Both ended the day’s race—which took place with temperatures in the mid-40s—in eighth at the Heptagonal championships, which were held this year at Van Cortlandt Park in the Bronx...
...junior Peter Mullen, finishing 32nd in 25:53. Senior James Kelley rounded out the scoring for the Crimson in 55th at a time of 26:19 for the 8K race. For the women, sophomore Lindsey Scherf finished in 17:30, second only to senior Katie Gwyther of Quinnipiac. Scherf??€™s performance, a 5:37 mile pace for the 6K race, helped the Crimson finish with 237 points—fourth of 44 teams, behind only Boston University, Williams, and Brown. Sophomore Sarah Bourne was second across the line for Harvard, placing 33rd in 18:49. Closing...
...Scherf??€™s performance on Saturday was followed by strong showings from a trio of sophomores. Sarah Bourne finished the 6K course 24th overall with a time of 22:50.1, Eliza Gardiner finished in 23:28.7, and Lauren Walker finished in 23:31.5. Freshman Tara Bryant closed out the scoring for the Crimson, crossing...
Although the Harvard track and field teams finished with two eighth-place performances, a repeat of last year’s trip to the event, there were several bright spots, such as Scherf??€™s pair of second-place finishes and senior Samyr Laine’s victory in the triple jump...
...Scherf??€™s time of 32:51.20 in the 10,000-meter race, in addition to putting her into the record books, earned her a second-place finish in the event and automatically qualified her for the NCAA regional meet. In the 5,000-meter run, Scherf earned second place once again, finishing the race in 16:42.01. She earned second-team All-Ivy honors in both races. Columbia’s Caroline Bierbaum took first in both races...