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...said. “We were really excited to see us inching up on them, and that we were winning. We were really happy with that result.”Radcliffe clocked in at 16:44.851, more than 40 seconds behind the eventual winner, the London Training Center. The Yale first varsity dominated the collegiate field, finishing with a time of 16:25.331.In Kendrick’s eyes, the Crimson’s top boat did everything it could in yesterday’s race.“There’s always a constant level of training that...
...varsity eight at nationals last spring. “We had some great races in my sophomore year,” Overington said. “We were able to continually improve through the year and ended the dual season with an open-water win at the Harvard-Yale-Princeton race. Last season was disappointing—we’ve put it behind us, and we’re focusing on this season.” As he takes the helm as captain of the lightweight squad this year, he hopes to be a part of changing the team?...
...area in which they shined: the freshman squad’s record in spring 2008 was the stuff dreams are made of. The first freshman boat went undefeated in dual racing and finished up the season in similarly spectacular style, with victories at Eastern Sprints and the Harvard-Yale Regatta, a semifinal place in Henley Royal Regatta’s Temple Cup, and a third-place finish at IRAs to very strong California and Washington teams.“Bill [Manning] is a really good coach, and he was able to keep us in line and keep...
...adjustment period, Schreck has learned much—and thrived—under Parker’s tutelage. Since rowing in the second freshman eight, Schreck has worked his way up. Last season, he rowed in the varsity eight, which went 5-1 in dual races and defeated Yale in the Harvard-Yale Regatta, the crown jewel of the crew season and the oldest intercollegiate competition in America. Despite Schreck’s success with rowing, he exudes an obvious appreciation for the rest of the team. “The team atmosphere is really what keeps...
...different parts of the season we were there and in good shape to be able to do that.”After a disappointing eighth-place result at EARC Sprints and an 11th-place finish at the IRA National Championships, the varsity eight came from behind to defeat Yale in the 143rd annual Harvard-Yale Regatta. The Bulldogs—who had previously defeated Harvard at both Sprints and IRAs—held an open-water lead during the first mile of the race. But the Crimson made a move about halfway through the four-mile course to push ahead...