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...ready.” Rounding out the rotation will likely be a mix of old and new faces. Senior Javier Castellanos has been dialing up the radar gun in camp—as rumor has it, all the way to 94 mph—and ambidextrous classmate Matt Brunnig has shown flashes of brilliance in the past. Since the pitching situation so unsettled, this season is undoubtedly the occasion for this duo to rise to prominence and realize the extent of their abilities. Freshman southpaw Ryan Watson, like Cole, also possesses the skills to take the ball every week...
...range. In lopsided defeats, like the last five contests that Harvard lost by double-digits, the Crimson allowed the opposition to shoot over 47 percent from behind the arc. BIG MAN IN HIDING After the Crimson’s 81-68 home loss to Penn on Feb. 11, captain Matt Stehle struggled to maintain his lofty scoring and rebounding averages from the season’s first 21 games. Stehle, who finished the season with 14.8 points and 8.8 rebounds per game, contributed just 11 points and seven boards per contest during that span, which included three of his lowest...
...take long for Harvard’s three seniors to establish that Saturday night belonged to them. Following an emotional pre-game ceremony that honored the contributions of the graduating players, the Crimson came out with its strongest start in over a month, keyed by the efforts of captain Matt Stehle, swingman Mike Beal and forward Zach Martin in the trio’s last game in crimson and white. Stehle kicked off Harvard’s scoring against Columbia with a jump shot on a feed from Martin, who started at small forward for the second time this season...
...team’s three seniors, starting together for only the second time this season, catapulted Harvard to an early 18-6 lead. Captain Matt Stehle helped stave off a Lions comeback with a monstrous and poignant dunk late in the second half to seal the win and cap a storied four-year career in Cambridge...
...second. On Sunday, Caputo lost to No. 5 Dustin Wiles of Penn, 5-4, before winning the fifth place match, 13-2, against Justin Barent of Columbia.Sophomore Bobby Latessa (149 lbs.) won two matches for the Crimson on Saturday, and captain Mike Baria (165 lbs.) won a bout against Matt Pletcher of Rutgers, 7-0. Freshman Wesley Walker (174 lbs.) and sophomore Billy Colgan (197 lbs.) also wrestled for Harvard, though neither came away with a win over the weekend. The Crimson wrestlers now look forward to the NCAA Championships with hopes of finishing in the top eight and qualifying...