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After a comfortable win over Yale on Wednesday, the Harvard men’s squash team was poised to ride the momentum and finally claim the CSA Championship. The Crimson blew through the opening round, easily handling Western Ontario in a 9-0 victory. But on Saturday, Harvard encountered a team that has been a thorn in its side this season. The Princeton Tigers, who upset the Crimson’s Ivy League title hopes Feb. 11, proved again to be an immovable force for Harvard, as a close 5-4 decision stopped the team’s title dreams...
...said. “But we don’t really have the depth that say, Cornell has,” she added, referring to the eventual women’s victors. The Crimson men ended day one with five points, good enough for a seventh-place tie with Yale. Senior Tim Galebach placed sixth in the 3000 meters with a time of 8:21.13, while senior co-captain Christian Ayers posted the best finish on the men’s side, placing fourth in the weight throw with a 16.61 meter heave. Yesterday, senior co-captain Sean Barrett placed...
...We’ve really got to be able to keep all our emotions in check.” THE GAME (x 3) After earning four points on the weekend, Harvard clinched the seventh seed in the ECAC Tournament and will host 10th-seeded Yale in a best-of-three series at Bright Hockey Center next weekend. Though the Bulldogs finished the season with a worse league record (8-13-1) than the Crimson (10-10-2), Yale swept the season series, defeating Harvard, 5-2, at the Bright Hockey Center on Nov. 18 and 5-1 at Ingalls Rink...
...GAIN The ongoing rotation in net continued Friday night, with senior Justin Tobe getting the nod over freshman Kyle Richter, who had started Harvard’s last 10 contests against ECAC opponents. Richter had been pulled in favor of Tobe midway through a 5-1 loss to Yale one week before and had also surrendered six goals in a 6-6 tie with Brown the following night. “[Tobe] played well in relief against Yale,” Donato said of his decision to start Tobe. “Although Kyle had a great stretch of games...
...love Harvard athletics with or without a Y chromosome. Obviously, we wholeheartedly agree with Amor that the trip to any women’s game is well worth the effort and I sincerely hope to see a large crowd for the women’s home games against Yale and Brown this weekend. Go Crimson...