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...wrestled very aggressively and very intelligently,” Harvard coach Jay Weiss explained. “He’s one of the hardest workers on the team, if not the hardest worker and he’s just elevated his game...
...Jantzen] is inspiring,” Weiss marveled. “When he wrestles, I try not to get wrapped up in coaching and just try to be a fan. When you watch him you can’t help but get excited...
...posted an 11th-place finish in the 44-team tournament. With an incomplete roster, Harvard looked to focus on the experience gained from facing such talented competition.“This is one of the top tournaments we’ll wrestle in,” Harvard coach Jay Weiss said. “It’s extremely tough to gear up for a tournament [of this caliber].”Some of Harvard’s competitors felt right at home among the country’s best, as No. 4 O’Connor...
...loss of focus.”Caputo’s tenacious approach on the mat not only inspires his peers, but has left an impression on the coaching staff as well.“He’s a very punishing wrestler,” Harvard coach Jay Weiss says. “He’s like a bull out there. He just does a few things, but he does them very well, and when you have someone like that, people follow.”Despite all the excitement surrounding Caputo’s potential in bouts, it seems...
...Harvard ran out of momentum. The next three points went the Big Red’s way to end the game, 15-9. HARVARD 3, COLUMBIA 0Following last week’s heartbreaking back-to-back 3-2 losses to Princeton and Penn, Crimson coach Jen Weiss and the rest of the team were ready for a change of pace.And that’s what the Crimson did to Columbia (26-24, 25-17, 25-19). In its final victory of the season, Harvard put forth an offensive display that paved a new road through the Levien Gymnasium...