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...meter dash with a time of 1:05.69. Co-captain Alex Obrecht placed second in the shot put with a throw of 14.69 meters, and freshman Sean Gil took second in the pole vault by clearing 4.75 meters. On the women’s end, junior Becky Christensen again won the high jump. Christensen, an All-American who took 10th at NCAA Championships last season, also automatically qualified for the IC4A Championships with her jump of 1.75 meters. The final individual winner of the day was co-captain Molly Boyle, who took first in the weight throw with a toss...
...score was kept, both the men’s and women’s squads registered strong opening meets, with a combined 15 top-10 performances on the day. The women’s squad had the strongest debut, with three winners and 12 top-10 finishes. Junior Becky Christensen won the high jump by clearing 1.72 meters. “Basically, the goal is basically just shake off the dust and get back into competing,” Christensen said. “I jumped kind of how I expected. I jumped about the same...
...strong inside play from Harris. During the run, Harris scored nine points, 5 of which came from the foul line.“They were just hacking all day,” Harris said of the Wildcats’ big men.Harris, along with New Hampshire’s Mike Christensen, led all scorers with 18 points. He shot 10-for-12 from the line, significantly higher than his .686 free throw percentage so far this season. Harris also added five steals and four rebounds.On the night, Harvard shot a season-best 81 percent from the line.Despite going into the break...
...Last year, it was a slower offense and that didn’t really suit my style. It’s a different team, they’re more athletic, faster.”Leading the improved Wildcats (3-1) into Lavietes Pavilion will be senior forward Mike Christensen and junior guards Tyrece Gibbs and Eric Gilchrese. Christensen scored 19 points when the teams met last year and is averaging 13.5 points-per-game. Gilchrese leads the team with 15.5 and Gibbs is third with 12.8.“Our perimeter defense is going to be key, they have some...
...insights. One of the things a visitor discovers, though, is that Denmark's size and homogeneity--5.4 million people, of whom all but 478,000 are of Danish ancestry--are crucial to how the economy works. "We've been one small nation for 1,000 years," says Hans Skov Christensen, who as director general of the Confederation of Danish Industries negotiates the nationwide bargaining agreements between management and labor every few years. "We're basically a clan...