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...very low), and ran out, arms extended, smiling, jumping, and laughing to my heart’s content. But there was one thing missing: my finishing move. I was inspired, as past readers will attest to, by WWE Wrestling and, that’s right, D Generation X. The squad??s trademark: one arm pointed up, the second arm pointed up, the two come down in an X, and you say it: SUCK IT! Oh, I let those Knights know: they were done. They were so done. My super-sweet diss move told the whole story. Principle...
...lost both the second and third sets 25-23. Throughout these sets, neither team held a lead greater than four points. Statistically, the women’s squad outmatched the Eagles in several categories. The Crimson out-blocked BC 16-14. Freshman middle blocker Annie Ingersoll fronted the squad??s defensive efforts by denying the Eagles seven times. Harvard also one-upped the Eagles in attack percentage, 0.206 to .199. “I don’t think there was one [deciding factor],” junior co-captain Katherine Kocurek said. “So many...
...sophomore All-American J.P. O’Connor said. “He was always positive, and if he had any doubts, he certainly didn’t let us know about them.” Considering that junior Louis Caputo and senior Robbie Preston—the squad??s two captains—headed a seemingly endless list of sidelined grapplers, Weiss maintained a remarkably optimistic outlook. “It’s frustrating, but you can’t worry about the injuries,” Weiss said during the season...
...Crimson had just seen its season come to a disappointing end the night before after a 4-1 loss to Wisconsin in the semifinals of the NCAA Frozen Four, but the squad??for which cohesiveness and teamwork were synonymous with success—had come together one last time to cheer on Vaillancourt, a junior, as she accepted the Patty Kazmaier Award, given annually to the top player in women’s college hockey...
With only three juniors and no seniors on this season’s roster, the No. 4 Harvard men’s squash team knew like it was in for an uphill battle. Despite the squad??s youth, the Crimson managed to finish third in the Ivy League behind Princeton, who went 6-0 in conference play, and Yale. “I thought it was a fantastic season,” junior captain Verdi DiSesa said. “We worked hard and played well even though we were hurt by losing last year?...