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...Dartmouth hurler Jeff Wilkerson stymied Harvard in the opener, blanking the Crimson over the course of seven innings and forcing a temporary tie atop the standings. Wilkerson allowed eight hits and struck out six in his complete-game shutout, besting opponent Javier Castellanos and Harvard...
...said. “We just were not focused enough offensively.” DARTMOUTH 3, HARVARD 2 The second game was a heartbreaker for the Crimson, who scored two runs in the top of the seventh to take its first lead of the doubleheader, only to see Dartmouth tie it with an unearned run in the bottom of the frame and eventually win the game in the tenth on a walk-off single by Ashley Gleason. “We’ve struggled all year to finish games, to close things out,” Allard said...
...team looks ahead to next year. “It was about leaving a good taste in our mouth as we head to the summer,” Hegge said. Freshman Michael Shore led the way, bringing in totals of 79 and 73 to place in a tie for fourth, four shots behind winner Austin Luher of Army. Senior D.J. Hynes closed out his career with rounds of 79 and 75, placing Harvard’s leader seventh. “It’s kind of bittersweet to end,” Hynes said...
...Heptagonals preparation, the Crimson men were unable to claim first in any of the Wildcat Invitational’s 19 events. Freshman Derek Jones ran 29.25 seconds in the 400-meter to earn second-place standing, and sophomore Alex Lewis got caught in the midst of a three-way tie for second with a 1.93-meter performance in the high jump. Other than those few instances, Harvard found it difficult to break into the top 10. However, the Crimson was without the guiding forces of seniors Travis Hughes and Lawrence Adjah, who were busy competing in the nationally acclaimed Penn...
...Green, the Crimson would need only a split to maintain its lead. Dartmouth would need wins in three of four to overtake Harvard.Meanwhile Yale (25-16, 10-6), winner of five of its last seven games, must sweep Brown (12-21, 9-7) today and tomorrow to force a tie against the Crimson (given the split) or Dartmouth (given the three Big Green wins).Harvard is well aware of the playoff scenarios.“We’re definitely not looking at going two and four,” Brown said. “That would take the control...