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...Walsh; and second, becoming a regular in the thick of the Harvard lineup at designated hitter, posting an eye-opening .288 average. Prior to this season, Brunnig had nothing more than one at-bat in college, as a freshman. But in 2006, one of the highlights of the senior??s renaissance came during the division-clinching win against Dartmouth in Hanover, N.H. The senior threw six innings, getting roughed up for six earned, but he made up for it in the lineup by going 3-5 with two doubles, three runs, and two RBI. His second knock...
...next weekend at Ivies, the team improved on last year’s last-place finish, using a final-round 303 and riding a three-under 69 from Hynes to finish tied for sixth in the tournament. Hynes tied for second overall individually as well, bringing the senior??s Ivy career to an end with a loud bang. “It was just one of those days when things kind of clicked,” he said after the final round. “I just felt really in control all day.” Finally...
...runs in the inning to get out to a fast start. For his contributions at the plate and in the dugout, senior Josh Klimkiewicz is this week’s athlete of the week. As Harvard heads into an important Ivy Championship Series against Gehrig Division champion Princeton, the senior??s contributions will become even more vital. If history is any indication, Klimkiewicz will rise to the occasion. —Julie R. S. Fogarty
...want to maximize his ability. He could start; the coaches may or may not decide to do it. If he does, he’s very capable, and if not, we’ve got a lot of other great guys lined up. Lance is a competitor and senior??he will throw until his arm falls off. He’s been very effective this year in relief...
...rate in the gift campaign. The Senior Gift asks seniors to donate a minimum of $10, which is designated as an unrestricted gift and can be used for programs not covered by Harvard’s endowment. A student can donate $100 and become a “Century Senior?? or $250 to become an Associate. However, the focus is not on donating the most money, but rather on participation and showing confidence in the university, organizers say. “The senior gift is not about the amount of money raised, but to unite the senior class...