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...competing collegiate eights despite heavy headwinds during the race. For the heavyweights, the varsity four defended its little from a year ago, as it finished first in the field of 36 boats. The Black and White defeated the second-place Brown varsity four by an astounding 14.4 second-margin??an outstanding result for the Radcliffe boat. On the men’s side, the lightweight varsity eight and varsity four boats each finished in first place among lightweight competition, while the standout race for the heavyweights came from its freshman eight crew. In that race, the rookies finished...
...season. That’s bad news for the Lions’ defense, which is allowing almost 260 rushing yards per outing. Norries Wilson has instilled a disciplined approach on the Upper West Side—Columbia is the least-penalized team in the league by a decent margin??but still lacks the roster to crack the Ivy’s top half...
...passing [Peoples],” McKiernan said. “But we also need to serve a little tougher.” Harvard played much better in the second frame, establishing its block against the Bobcats’ powerful attack. Though Lees-McRae jumped ahead by a 9-4 margin??driven again by Peoples’ strong serving—the Crimson clawed back and tied the score at 11. From that point on, neither team led by more than two points. Harvard finally moved closer to victory with a block by juniors Andy Nelson and Dave Fitz...
...streak or the history,” captain four-seat Morgan Henderson said. “We’re using this to build on.”Harvard saw its streak end in the most dramatic of ways, as Brown nipped the Crimson by a four-foot margin??the equivalent of one seat. The race stayed tight from start to finish, with the Bears’ early six-seat lead the largest either team would claim throughout. Brown broke out to that six-seat margin within the race’s first 20 strokes, and Harvard remained...
...easy thing to do, but they both played well. We’re going to play that way until I’m convinced it’s not the way.”It was the way the game ended—by a one-goal margin??that had the Crimson confident about the opening performance.“Last year, we really had a problem fielding the close victories,” Mikula said. “Our team is a lot more confident now. It was big to come out with the close...