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...back come day three, as it established the final 60-point margin of victory. In Friday morning’s preliminary session, senior Eddie Jou, sophomores Simone Melillo and Robert Lynch, and freshman Eric Taylor helped set the tone for the Crimson with a victory in the 400-medley relay in a time of 3:26.10. Harvard then continued its strong performances into the evening as Taylor and fellow freshman Hank Yan, along with sophomores Tyler Holland and Rick McKellar, finished the 200-free relay finals in a time of 1:24.38, good enough for fourth place. Sophomore Tommy Gray...
...closing the gap,” Nordic coach Peter Graves said. “We’re working our way up against schools that have had ski programs for more than a century and are incredibly strong.” The Williams Carnival introduced a 3x3 relay race, a challenge the Crimson faced for the first time this season. For the women, the relay event ended well as captain Anna Schulz, sophomore Audrey Mangan and freshman Alyssa Devlin placed 13th among 20 teams, gaining 38 points. The dynamic trio’s combined time of 35:18.1 was only...
...IC4A meet. Senior Brian Holmquest and classmate Andrew Lipkin also qualified for the IC4A Championships with their respective fourth place (8:20.02) and sixth place (8:28.32) finishes. Lipkin’s sixth place time was a personal best. The men offered strong showings in the relay event with the 4x400 squad. Sophomore Justin Grinstead, juniors Derek Jones and Nils Wernerfelt and Hill took second with a time of 3:22.27 and the 4x800 team of sophomore Robert Kenney, junior Haibo Lu, and freshmen Vito Cannavo and Daniel Chenoweth also captured second place with a season-best IC4A qualifying time...
...Harvard coach Tim Murphy said. “We did what we needed to do and now we can put our focus on the championship meets.” The Crimson won 13 out of the 16 events on the day, dropping only one relay and two individual contests, both to Quaker sophomore Pat Gallagher. But Harvard didn’t let the losses get to it, as its depth easily overpowered the Penn team. “I think we basically just got the job done,” co-captain Sam Wollner said. “We were...
...freshmen] played a huge role this weekend,” said Hart. “We’re looking forward to having that depth at Ivies, which is important to a championship meet because it is scored differently.”The 200-yard medley relay squad of freshmen Katy Hinkle and Katherine Pickard and seniors Jaclyn Pangilinan and Amanda Slaight got the meet started for the Crimson with a 1:46.44 third place finish. Princeton’s A and B squads took the first two places in the event. In a repeat of last year?...