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...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 sixth in the 5000 meters...
Senior Tim Galebach rounded out the scoring by placing third in the mile behind a pair of Princeton runners who have already provisionally qualified for the NCAA tournament...
...points secured a second-place finish. Despite an overall loss, the men’s distance teams featured strong individual performances, as the Crimson secured 10 finishes in the top four. “I’ve been here for a while,” senior Tim Galebach said, “and this was the best meet, especially from the distance perspective, since I’ve been here. We probably had six or seven guys run their personal best. It was an extremely good day.” In addition, six Harvard men qualified for the IC4As...
...senior Peter Mullen (4:27.15) followed behind. The Crimson followed up suit in the 3000-meter race as Mullen won the event. Junior Christopher Green could not quite break the two-minute mark in the 800 meter race, but his time of 2:00.07 won the event. Senior Timothy Galebach (2:29.78) won the 1,000 meter race and junior Jon Wofsy won the 500-meter dash. In the field events, freshman Alex Tremblay won the two jumping events—the long and triple jump. For the women, individual success was not as prevalent. Only three competitors won their...
Senior Tim Galebach took a pre-holiday trip to Indiana yesterday, travelling to the Wabash Valley Family Sports Center to compete in his first NCAA tournament, which was held on the LaVern Gibson Championship Course. Galebach, competing in the 10k, completed the course in 34:17:8, for a 227th-place finish out of 250 competitors. The winner, Brigham Young’s Josh Rohatinksy, posted a time of 30:44.9. In team competition, Colorado scored a runaway victory, capturing the team trophy with a total of 94 points. Wisconsin finished in second, totalling 142 points, with Iona coming...