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...men’s side had similar success in the 3000-meter race, claiming the top four spots. Freshman Jeremy Gilmour grabbed first place with a time of 8:35.39, two tenths of a second ahead of classmate Phil Galebach. Sophomores Dan Stiles and Michael Hoffman were right behind, placing third and fourth...
...men’s squad enjoyed success of its own at IC4As Saturday and yesterday. The distance medley again proved to be Harvard’s greatest strength, as six runners contributed to the event. After sophomores Darcy Wilson and Brian Paison and rookies Jeff Homer and Jeremy Gilmour posted the fastest preliminary time in the relay, juniors Brian Hill and Dan Chenoweth stepped in to replace the second-years, boosting the team to a first-place finish in the finals—just seconds off the Crimson record. The time of 9:52.66 gave the Harvard men the victory...
...Princeton’s Danielle Glaeser Saturday in the 400-meter dash. Harvard junior Brian Hill, who won the men’s 500-meter dash at the Battle of Beantown, finished second on Saturday to the Tigers’ Russell Dinkins in the one mile run. Freshman Jeremy Gilmour, coming off a first place finish in the 3000-meter run, finished fourth in the one-mile...
Freshman Kenneth Wang Kan got the ball rolling with wins in both the long jump and triple jump, earning marks of 6.93 and 14.37 meters, respectively. Classmate Jeremy Gilmour placed first in the 3,000-meter run, while junior Brian Hill and co-captain Justin Grinstead finished 0.57 seconds apart in the 500-meter run to grab first and second place...
Behind Chenoweth, the Crimson relied once again on a young core of runners to round out its scoring. Freshman Phil Galebach earned 29th overall in 26:21.7, followed by junior Ryan Neely, freshman Jeremy Gilmour, and sophomore Michael Hoffman. Chenoweth praised the effort of his younger teammates, some of whom have contributed much more than expected early in their careers...