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...powerhouse Brown. At a brief glance, UPenn has the advantage of playing both of its main rivals at home in the friendly confines of Rhodes Field. Both Harvard and the Bears will make the long road trip down to Pennsylvania in what will serve almost as bookends to the Quakers?? Ivy slate. The Crimson will also travel down to Providence to play Brown. “It gives them a little bit of an advantage, but over the past couple of years we have beaten Brown at their place and four years ago we beat Penn down there...
...have that luxury.”The Harvard heavyweights pushed through the line uncontested in a time of 6:08.9, with the Navy and Penn boats still jockeying for second place in the final 500 meters. The Midshipmen outlasted Penn for second place, finishing in 6:19.5 to the Quakers?? 6:20.9.The second varsity’s row was similarly one-sided, continuing the boat’s season-long trend of racing to near-open-water leads before the 500-meter mark. Choppy conditions and a fierce headwind did little to stop a boat that hasn?...
...went into the match thinking that,” Wang said. Matches were even on all three doubles courts when they were brought indoors due to heavy rainfall. O’Riain and Anderson were the first to wrap up their match with an 8-4 win against the Quakers?? Julia Koulbitskaya and Yulia Rivelis. Following them were Wang and Schnitter, who edged Alexis Plukas and Raluca Ciochina 9-7. “The doubles points were critical because [Penn] had a huge crowd,” Graham said. “Getting that [overall] doubles point shut...
...left center. Matt Rogers, pinch-hitting for Mackey, bounced a grounder back to Abate, who bobbled the potential double play ball. Abate recovered in time to get Rogers at first, but not before Byrne safely advanced to second and into scoring position. Reliever Doug Brown, one of the Quakers?? mound workhorses, relieved Abate and came in to face Casey. After working a full count, Casey checked his swing on a pitch in the dirt, but did not hold back enough, and was called out to end the game. “You come out of 15 innings giving...
...lead over Penn in the two teams’ first matchup. Had the Quakers not been playing in front of the friendly Palestra crowd, Penn might have never dug out of that hole. Especially since the Bulldogs are an entirely different team at home.The one thing working in the Quakers?? favor is that this contest isn’t a trap game. Penn definitely isn’t overlooking Yale, and the Quakers get the Bulldogs first on the trip, rather than the always dangerous Saturday road contest.Penn takes it by four.PRINCETON (10-14, 8-3) AT BROWN...