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House: Eliot Concentration: Applied Math Hometown: Beijing Ideal Date: Great food and even better conversation. Best way for a guy to get your attention: Playing a sport intensely. Where to find you on a Saturday night: Dance floor of a party. First thing you notice about a guy: His smile. Freshman boys or senior men?: Whichever is more mature. Your best pick-up line: Wanna plot some curves? Best or worst lie you’ve ever told: No English, tee hee hee. Favorite childhood toy: A kaleidoscope. Sexiest physical trait: My cheekbones. Favorite part about Harvard: Sorry, what happens...
...pitching situation so unsettled, this season is undoubtedly the occasion for this duo to rise to prominence and realize the extent of their abilities. Freshman southpaw Ryan Watson, like Cole, also possesses the skills to take the ball every week and make an immediate impact. Six-foot-eight two-sport star Brad Unger, who hurled two scoreless frames in the NCAA Tournament last June, also finds himself in the fold.“I don’t know what our rotation is going to be,” Walsh says. “But we have some guys that...
...life of a two-sport varsity athlete can be a tough one. Seasons can overlap, and then you’ve got to choose one team over another. The playing surfaces are different, and so you’ve got to jump from one conditioning regimen to another. And the time spent across the Charles—well, it adds up. And then there’s the issue of loyalty, as Rob Fried ’04 indicated to The Crimson during his senior year. A hockey recruit and lacrosse walk-on, Fried explained that an incoming athlete...
This, bear in mind, is an offseason schedule. For a player in a sport that is in-season, the schedule is certainly no less difficult...
Although the seasons change, one thing has remained constant in Harvard sports this year: freshmen women have come to play.Following stellar seasons from stars such as Erin Wylie in soccer and Emily Tay in basketball, the four freshman of the Crimson women’s softball team—Hayley Bock, Suzi Cominski, Jade Reichling, and Bailey Vertovez—will look to continue the trend.If their play meets Harvard coach Jenny Allard’s expectations, then it will be no problem.“Our freshmen are great,” Allard says. “We expect...