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...Directors in Hollywood and Bollywood, currently the first and second largest film industries in the world, hardly have to worry whether an ambulance will get stuck in the dirt and stall during their final day of shooting. But like the title of Franco Sacchi’s and Robert Caputo??s new documentary says, “This Is Nollywood.”The film was screened earlier this month at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts during their annual African Film Festival. It follows Emeruwa through the completion of “Check Point...
...into a higher weight class], you have to stay there for the rest of the year.” Freshman Shay Warren, listed in the roster at 125, had been wrestling at 133 for most of the season. Sophomore Fred Rowsey moved up from 174 to 184 to cover Caputo??s spot. “These guys know they’re in it together,” Weiss added. “They’ve worked too hard in the preseason to let it fall apart now. It’s been a string...
Button, facing No. 1 Eric Tannebaum, had to retire after coming down hard on his hip, foregoing the rest of the day’s matches. No. 9 Caputo??s injury came against Tyrel Todd, who had beaten him earlier this season at the Cliff Keen Invitational...
...freshmen Dan Kelly at 125 lbs., Shay Warren at 133, and Corey Jantzen at 141. Returning All-Americans sophomore JP O’Connor and junior co-captain Louis Caputo are ranked third and fourth in the country, respectively, for their classes by the National Wrestling Coaches Association (NWCA). Caputo??who missed the season opener but has made a full recovery and will compete today—finished seventh in last year’s NCAA championships, while O’Connor notched fifth place. “These guys have truly done the incredible in the past...
...forfeits we had to make.” The Crimson also benefitted from the rise of some young talents, which included freshmen Louis Caputo (184 lbs.) and Andrew Flanagan (157 lbs.). Flanagan finished first in the EIWAs, and was one of the five Harvard wrestlers—along with Caputo??to qualify for the NCAA tournament. Flanagan, Ogunwole, and Meltzer all made the All-Ivy first team, while Preston and Caputo made the second team. “It was one of the strongest finishes we’ve ever had,” Weiss said...