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...disappoint as the heavy favorite. Six of the top seven finishers were Tigers, including winner Liz Costello, who broke the tape at 18:00.7. Yale’s Lindsay Donaldson was the top non-Tiger finisher, crossing the line in 18:08.4. From there, Harvard dominated, with senior Lindsay Scherf in eighth, finishing in 18:39.6. Freshman Jamie Olson was shortly behind in ninth, and classmate Claire Richardson was 12th. Captain Sarah Bourne was 16th, closely followed by classmate Lauren Walker in 17th. Sophomore Caitlin Clifford rounded out the scoring by finishing 18th. For both teams, it was the first...
...down for him in dealing with knee injuries and illness, so it’s great to see him finally put it together and have a great race,” he added. Meanwhile, the women’s team, still reeling from the absence of All-American Lindsey Scherf, who has not run all season and whose status is uncertain, finished No. 15 at the Regional meet with a score of 421. “It’s obviously a change without [Lindsey],” Junior Sarah Bourne said. “It will take time...
...Norfolk State. The Crimson women placed their top five finishers within 18 seconds of junior Sarah Bourne, who completed the 6000-meter women’s open in a time of 22:39. But the Harvard women needed more than finish-line continuity to pace the field: junior Lindsey Scherf missed her second race due to injury since the Sept. 30 Iona Meet of Champions as the Crimson finished sixth. MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY After Barrett and junior Andrew Lipkin (25:15), three more Harvard runners completed the Pre-Nationals open division race essentially one after the other...
...blowout defeat to Princeton and Yale last weekend, recovered with a solid, if unspectacular, performance on Saturday at the Meet of Champions, finishing No. 7 out of 18 teams and placing five women in the first 52 finishers. The meet marked the season debut of standout All-American Lindsey Scherf, who had been sidelined for the first few weeks of the season. Leading the way as usual, Scherf, who had dominated the meet in past years, finishing No. 4 in 2004 and winning the event in 2005, placed No. 7 with a time of 21:32 for the six-kilometer...
...Yale’s 43 and Harvard’s 85. In the dual meets, the Crimson fell to both Princeton and Yale by 15-50 scores. Harvard’s chances were critically hurt due to the absence of four-time All-America junior Lindsey Scherf, who sat out her second straight team meet to start the season. Both the men and women will look to regain their stride next Saturday at Van Cortlandt Park in New York City, where they will compete in the Iona Meet of Champions. —Staff writer Caleb W. Peiffer...