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...three days of play in the Big Green Invitational, the Harvard men’s tennis team did not have impressive singles results. But things could not have been much better in the doubles draw. The team of juniors Ashwin Kumar and Kieran Burke were seeded No. 1 overall and made their way into the finals, but the freshman Michael Hayes and junior Dan Nguyen were just an after thought. And in the end, Hayes and Nguyen surprised not only most of the opposition—they were seeded No. 30 entering the tournament—but also upended their...
...sophomore, playing all 34 games and leading Crimson blueliners in goals.He tied for the team lead in goals again last year, his junior season, including five crucial points against Dartmouth and Cornell in Harvard’s run to the ECAC tournament title and the resulting No. 2 seed in the NCAA tournament. Reese’s efforts earned him first team All-Ivy honors, second team All-ECAC honors, and a spot on the ECAC All-Tournament team.No one in the league is expecting him to disappoint this year, either, as indicated by the captain’s selection...
...games last March en route to a NCAA tournament berth. This weekend, the No. 6 Crimson (2-0-0, 2-0-0 ECAC) hits the road for the rematches while still trying to get game-ready. Last year, Harvard entered the ECAC Hockey League Championship seeded fourth. Matched against the fifth-seeded Clarkson in the quarterfinals, the three-game series came down to a decisive third and final game. After a 1-1 tie at the end of regulation, Crimson forward Jennifer Sifers scored her second goal of the game in double overtime for a 2-1 victory...
After performing brilliantly at the 2005 NCAA Men’s Tennis Championships as a senior—making the semifinals in both singles, as a #32 seed, and doubles—Chu joined the pro tour, hoping to follow in the steps of another Harvard tennis great, James Blake...
...Harvard men’s water polo team hosted the Northern Championships this weekend at Blodgett Pool. Tied for second place with Iona and Brown, the Crimson entered the fray seeded No. 3, based on a goal differential tie-breaking system. Last time out, Harvard won with 54 seconds remaining in the third overtime period against Brown, the No. 2 seed in the tournament, but the Bears proved a tougher foe this time around. When the last ripple faded, the Crimson had finished where it started, placing No. 3 in the Championships and earning a spot...