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...catch up with some old friends. The second-seeded Harvard Club of New York, led by former Crimson captain and four-time All-American Tim Wyant ’00, 1996 intercollegiate champion Daniel Ezra ’98 and last year’s co-captain, Peter Karlen ’02, fell 4-1 in the semifinals to Trinity...
While the competition is fierce and rivalries develop between individual players, nothing stops them from simple human consideration. One impressive example occurred last year, when Pete Karlen ’02 loaned his opponent his tiger balm in the midst of a particularly grueling match...
...that level, with nearly every contributor from last year’s national semifinalist squad back for another attempt. Of the lineup that ultimately fell to Trinity, only No. 5 David Barry ’02 and No. 8 Tomo Hamakawa ’02 are not back. Peter Karlen ’02, who ended the 2001 season ranked sixth in the country, has also graduated, but various injuries relegated him to the role of an unofficial assistant coach for much of last season, anyway...
...Patterson, himself a Second-Team All-American last year, rounds out Harvard’s top five. Patterson, who teamed with Karlen to win the Ketcham Trophy as national doubles champion, may have benefited more from Karlen’s injury than anyone else. While every Crimson player gained valuable experience when the lineup was shifted to compensate for Karlen’s absence, Patterson played as high as No. 1, giving him the chance to compete against the nation’s best...
...Karlen and junior Dylan Patterson team up to win the national collegiate doubles title at the George Cummings Invitational...