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...entering the NCAA tournament on an eight-game unbeaten streak.The turnaround was partially a product of Leone’s ability to take full advantage of his situation.“We’ve had great recruits the last couple years, and our senior class was the first core group to stick together in a while, so I think having that experience mixed with the young talent was great for us,” Rhodes said. “That was definitely key.”While the numbers bear witness to his coaching acumen—Leone...
...satisfaction of an Ivy title in their final year, in the final game, with only nine seconds to play. It was a miracle, to say the least, in one of the most memorable games in Harvard soccer history. “It solidified all the hard work our class has put in during our four years,” Rhodes said. “To finally win one, it gave us something to forever be proud of.” —Staff writer Walter E. Howell can be reached at wehowell@fas.harvard.edu...
Named co-captain by his teammates for the upcoming season, Lin will face a few challenges in his transition to a more visible leadership role, which will be particularly important for the highly-regarded incoming class of 2013 recruits...
...admit it: more often than not, I’ve failed in walking this line. My experiences covering sports for The Crimson have been anything but detached. Like the sporadic e-mail correspondence I’ve kept up with a graduate of Harvard’s Class of 1944 and grandfather to a member of the women’s basketball team; he follows The Crimson’s coverage of the team because his age keeps him from traveling to watch his granddaughter play in person. Like the interview I conducted with the baseball team?...
...paper, it seemed like the 2008 edition of the Harvard football team was the class of the Ivy League. And in reality, the Crimson proved to be just that.Led by fifth-year senior quarterback Chris Pizzotti and a defense with a wealth of experience, Harvard finished this year’s campaign 9-1 (6-1 Ivy) to successfully defend its Ancient Eight title. “It was a great season, the first Harvard football team in 25 years to win back-to-back Ivy League titles,” captain Matt Curtis said. “That?...