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Like the 2002 season, the star of this incarnation of the Crimson (6-8, 3-5 EIWA) was junior co-captain Jesse Jantzen (149 lbs.), who will be returning for the 2003-2004 season despite contemplating taking a year off to train for the 2004 Olympics. Jantzen once again placed third at the NCAA tournament, was a first team All-Ivy selection, was named an All-Ameican for the second consecutive year, won the Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association championship and was awarded Most Outstanding Wrestler and the award for hardest worker awards from his teammates...
...Harvard wrestling team ran the gamut of emotions this weekend, placing fifth at the Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association (EIWA) championships at Cornell...
With this performance, Jantzen earned the Fletcher award, given to the wrestler with the most career points in the EIWA tournament. After only two tournaments, Jantzen trailed the record-holder—Princeton’s 184-pound senior—by just three points. Jantzen is only the second junior to ever set the record...
...With the EIWA title, Jantzen qualified for his third consecutive NCAA tournament, to be held in Kansas City, Missouri from March...
Following Dawid Rechul’s ’01 EIWA championship and 7th place finish in the national tournament will not be easy. Corl (14-8) must make up for his huge size disadvantage, but is aided by a relatively weak weight class. There is just one ranked opponent in the conference, Penn’s No. 8 Matt Feast. Against wrestlers ranked in the conference, Corl—last week’s Athlete of the Week—has gone 0-4. Though the Crimson sophomore has come on strong in recent weeks—becoming...