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...some impressive performances of her own, setting two school records in the 50 (23.04) and 100 (50.68) freestyle en route to claiming the Ivy League title in the 50. But as impressive as the freshmen were, it took some veteran leadership to help Harvard maintain its accustomed level of success. Sophomore Alexandra Clarke and senior diver Samantha Papadakis were the Crimson’s other two qualifiers for the NCAA Championships in March. Clarke, who re-set her own school records in the 1000 and 1650 freestyle, wound up in 21st in her signature event, the 1650, at NCAAs...
...better, notching 21 points, six rebounds, five assists, and three steals, leading the Crimson to its first weekend sweep of the Killer P’s since 1987. While Lin broke out to become one of the best players in the league, he credits his teammates for his success. “We just have so many weapons that the other team can’t really focus on one person,” Lin said. “That allowed me to get a lot more open—getting into lanes and getting open shots...
...school record, which he set in his senior season. “It was something that I knew Dan had the potential of doing,” Saretsky said of Chenoweth’s IC4A race. “The key was how he handled the success. He didn’t change his approach and stayed the same humble guy as before.” Just four weeks later, Chenoweth upped the ante by qualifying in the 5K for the NCAA Regional Championships in just the third meet of the outdoor season—the Sam Howell Invitational. While...
...accolades—both on the team and individual levels—by the completion of the 2007-08 season, the Crimson claimed the Ivy League and EISL regular season titles, as well as first place in both the ECAC and EISL Championship meets. Starting the road to success with a clean sweep of Dartmouth and Cornell in its first meet of the season, Harvard kept the momentum all year long, defeating every opponent it faced. After a solid win over Princeton—the only dual loss for last year’s squad—the Crimson built...
...worry about the injuries,” Weiss said during the season. “I haven’t changed a beat of what I’ve said to the guys.” Unfortunately for Harvard, the enthusiasm did not generate much team success in the face of such unprecedented adversity. Yet the Crimson did boast numerous bright spots throughout the winter season. O’Connor, who began the year ranked fifth in the country at 149 lbs., dominated his sophomore campaign, going 13-0 in dual meets and rising to No. 2 in the national...