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...loss of the season. When Amaker was hired at Harvard, people undoubtedly considered it a step down for him in the basketball world. Coming from Michigan, a program with a successful history and considerable cachet in recruiting, to Harvard, a program with no Ivy League titles and no NCAA Tournament appearances, is not a route many coaches take.But the new coach has embraced the situation from day one, and, despite being just eight games into his first young season, he has already made big things happen for his new squad—none more important than this huge victory...
Last season, Harvard missed the NCAA Tournament for the first time in five seasons. After the Crimson faltered in the ECAC playoffs, Harvard’s sub-.500 non-conference record prevented it from earning an NCAA...
...third-place bout, Caputo and his opponent Doug Umbehauer of Rider remained tied until there were seven seconds on the clock, when Caputo was taken down and lost, 3-2. In the fifth-place match, Caputo outwrestled sixth seed Vince Jones of Nebraska in their second encounter of the tournament, 8-6. “For Louis, this was his first tournament, so he was really beaten down [by the time he got to the third-place match],” coach Jay Weiss said. “It was a tough match, especially with it being the rebound match...
...first-ever Beanpot tournament brought mixed results for the Harvard fencing team. While the women took home the trophy, beating Boston College, 22-5, MIT, 22-5, and Brandeis, 23-4, the men met a roadblock in the form of the Judges. After defeating both the Engineers and Eagles handily by a score of 20-7, the final meet came down to the last three bouts. Tied 12-12, it was up to the foilists to put a previously sub-par team performance behind them with the all-important ‘W.’ But Brandeis took...
...returning talents are set to compete for the Harvard wrestling squad at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational this weekend. The tournament marks the highlight of the fall competition. “Cliff Keen is our first semester peak,” Crimson Coach Jay Weiss said. “We’ll then come back [from break] and work back up. This will be our practice run for the NCAA tournament.” Harvard placed seventh last year with two wrestlers reaching the finals. Despite stiffer competition, the Crimson looks to better last year?...