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...heat and streaked to a time of 6:23.35 in the Grand Final, 2.6 seconds better than second-place Wisconsin.“Because the straight four is so light and so fast, you can take care of boats that are much bigger than you,” captain three-seat Dan Reid said. “We were just calm and collected, and we just kept pushing—it was a steady walkthrough.”“It’s fantastic,” Kauble added. “It shows how deep our program...
...rain nor lightning could keep the Tigers from fulfilling a season of prophetic EARC success, which began with the team’s first dual victory over the Crimson since 2001. “This is something they’ve been going after for past three years,” varsity three-seat Andrew Boston said. “And they put it together really well this season.”Princeton’s varsity eight—composed almost entirely of a 2003 freshman boat that annihilated EARC competition, won a national title, and dominated at Henley?...
...advantage, and Princeton trailed the leaders by a few seats. But Harvard, stuck in third-place throughout, made the sort of move in the final 500 meters that it has mastered in a dual season marred by inconsistency. The Crimson took up the rating and found the rhythm it had so lacked in the first three minutes, tearing down the course in the furious final sprint to pull within seats of the Bulldogs and the Tigers.The three crews crossed the line in close succession, as Yale (5:46.2) eked out a three-seat win over Princeton...
...meter mark. Choppy conditions and a fierce headwind did little to stop a boat that hasn’t had contact with a crew beyond the 1000 all season long. Harvard claimed a slim seat advantage off of the high 20 to start the race, but the Crimson fought for five more seats in the next 15 strokes to sit on Navy’s three-seat as the boats settled into base cadence. A move at 500 meters down gave the Crimson second varsity an open water lead, one it would build upon in the final 1500 meters...
...gain four seats back, trimming the Dartmouth advantage to a mere two seats. Then the Big Green killed Harvard’s move, cranked the stroke rating, and responded with another move to gain back the four seats it had lost at the 1,000 meter mark. “We made a move and then just sat there—it’s extremely frustrating,” senior two-seat Wes Kauble said. “You’d like to be able to get through a boat, and to get within two seats and give...