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EIWA-No. 5 Germakian (12-7), who finished fifth in last year’s tourney, has proven himself to be a consistent competitor for the Crimson. The senior has never been pinned or lost on a technical fall. So far this year, he has faced all four of his EIWA opponents ranked ahead of him in the conference, and only won once. The victory came in a forfeit from Lehigh’s Mario Stuart. Cornell’s No. 2 Travis Lee will most likely take the crown in this category, and Germakian will have to score several...
...really? After next weekend, the six Ivy teams besides Penn and Princeton will likely have combined for just four winning league records in the last four years. And, at last count, none of the those non-Killer P’s had secured any more NCAA tourney bids than Hill—that is to say, any at all. Yet, besides Hill, only one of those teams’ coaches has been rumored...
...think we have nine incredible athletes on this team, and I think we have all the capabilities to qualify for the NCAA tourney,” Bookman said...
...Crimson entered the four-team Spider Invitational Tournament in Richmond, Va., on Dec. 28-29 with wins in five of its last six games and a legitimate shot of winning the entire tourney...
...school and we all wanted to settle the score,” Epstein says. Before anyone even picked up a controller, a flurry of increasingly vitriolic e-mails flew between would-be competitors in this invitation-only event. The players, whittled down to a mere 16 for the tourney, kicked off the competition at tournament headquarters (Cabot I-42) just after 5 p.m. Play lasted more than three hours, and when the pixelated carnage was over, Timothy R. Hoey ’04 of Currier House emerged victorious...