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...relatively easy first-place finish in a strong 18-team field. Harvard’s point-total of 314 bested No. 14 Dartmouth and No. 15 Brown, which took second and third, respectively. The two schools hosting the other events the Crimson participated in, Boston College and Tufts, rounded out the top five. “We won the regatta pretty convincingly,” Johnson said. Along with senior crew Emily Simon, the two earned a second-place A-division finish, while co-captain Vincent Porter and senior crew Ruth Schlitz cruised to a first-place finish...
...water. The win came on the heels of several other important spring break wins for the Black and White. Radcliffe earned three wins at the Windermere Rowing Classic in Northern California, a tournament held the weekend of Mar. 26. The Black and White topped Princeton, Stanford, and Loyola to round out its undefeated run and earn its first three victories on the season. While Radcliffe was forced to come from behind in order to beat Princeton, it had a much easier time in the other two contests. The Black and White never trailed against Stanford and recorded open-water victories...
After playing six games in Utah, the Harvard softball team returned to New England on Saturday to round up its spring break road trip. The Crimson split the doubleheader against Quinnipiac at Bobcat Field in Hamden, Conn., with the Bobcats taking the first game 5-3 and Harvard coming back to win the second by a 3-1 margin. The games brought the Crimson to 10-11 during the season...
...promising victory over La Verne. The team then ran into trouble, dropping three straight games to Pomona, UC Davis and the University of Redlands. After regaining its footing with a win over California Baptist, Harvard suffered an April Fool’s Day loss to Maryland in the first round of the ECAC Championships. MARYLAND 5, HARVARD 3 The Crimson watched its lead slip away as host Maryland came back from a 3-2 deficit to deliver a fourth-quarter comeback victory. The Terrapins came alive in the game’s final quarter, tying the score at three...
...season in Georgia on March 24-26 at the Jekyll Island Collegiate Invitational. The Crimson finished No. 16 among 24 teams on the Oleander Course, 82 shots behind eventual winner Methodist College. Freshman Michael Shore led Harvard with a No. 53 finish out of the 127 players present, carding rounds of 80, 83, and 72 on the par-72 layout. Shore continued to build on his solid fall, when he finished second on the team in stroke average. “Being a freshman, it’s kind of hard to crack into the lineup sometimes...