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...eight matches. But despite strong performances the Crimson fell to the Bears 25-16, largely due to two forfeits. Only a few hours after wrestling Brown on Saturday afternoon, the Harvard wrestlers rallied against Wagner, defeating the Seahawks, 33-10, and winning six of nine matches contested.Harvard coach Jay Weiss said that the weekend had ups and downs for the team. “I thought we did okay,” said Weiss after the final match on Saturday. “We have been in our heavy training part of the season with tough practices the past week...
...finishes in the Ivy League. The long-time Crimson coach also continued the precedent for stability within Harvard wrestling. Following Pickett’s example, Lee yielded the team seamlessly to his successor Jim Peckham, and the Crimson has had only one other coach since. Current head coach Jay Weiss marks his 16th season with Harvard this spring. Lee’s nearly two decades at the helm of Crimson wrestling represent the second-longest tenure for a Harvard grapplers’ head coach, but his contribution to the sport extended well beyond Cambridge. Lee served as a member...
...split the dual contests. After a morning 35-12 defeat at the hands of the Quakers, the Crimson rebounded to overtake the Tigers, 32-9, in the afternoon.“We wrestled okay against Penn and a lot better against Princeton,” Harvard coach Jay Weiss explained. “We had more intensity [in doing] some of the things we worked on during the week.”Despite the inconsistent weekend performance, the Crimson’s stars continued to dominate as junior co-captains No. 4 J.P. O’Connor...
...Weiss, the wrestling teams’s head coach, embraced Mullen’s increased role with his squad...
...match against crosstown rival Boston Univesity at Case Gymnasium Saturday night, falling 40-8 in their fifth straight dual loss.Harvard (1-8, 0-2 EIWA) has continued to struggle in the absence of junior co-captain Louis Caputo (184 lbs.) and sophomore Corey Jantzen (141), but head coach Jay Weiss has no interest in self-pity.“I don’t care who’s in or out, the occasion has to be met,” Weiss said. “I’m not one to look at the score...