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...good at playing back…and we get along really well off the court.” Other members of the Crimson also put up strong showings at the Eastern Regionals. Wang, Anderson and freshman Laura Peterzan each made it to the round of 16 in the singles draw. Schnitter, who was unseeded, won three matches over top players to make it to the Sweet 16 before falling. Peterzan and junior Preethi Mukundan also competed in the doubles draw, advancing to the semifinals. —Staff writer Caleb W. Peiffer can be reached at cpeiffer@fas.harvard.edu...
...VOTING: * To progress to the next round, a punch must be voted “yes” by 2/3 of the members presently voting at a meeting. * A member who is out of the room for any part of the discussion for a punch may NOT vote on that punch. * Members may abstain from voting in the 2nd and 3rd rounds if they feel they do not have enough information to make a decision about a punch. In general, however, members should try to abstain from abstaining (haha!) whenever possible. * Abstensions are not allowed in the final...
...Below are loose estimates for how many punches we would like to have at each round of punch: 1st event: ~120 (presently: ~148) 2nd event: ~80 3rd event: ~45 Final Dinner: ~30-32 Invitations of Membership...
Harvard entered six singles players in the 2005 Wilson/ITA Regional Championships at Dartmouth this weekend, but only freshman Sasha Ermakov advanced as far as the round of 16. Ermakov was seeded No. 16 in the 64-man field, but he bowed out in a three-setter against the No. 4 seed, Mark Barry, of Penn State. Nineteenth seed Chris Clayton and junior Scott Denenberg advanced to the third round, but both fell in straight sets. In the doubles draw, the No. 9 pair of Ermakov and senior Brian Wan defeated the No. 7 pair from Virginia Tech...
...women’s tennis team represented itself well during opening action at the Wilson/ITA Women’s East Regional Championships at the Lichtenberg Tennis Center in West Point, N.Y. over the weekend. All five members of the Crimson in the singles draw won on Saturday after first round byes, including No. 4 seed Eva Wang, No. 5 Melissa Anderson, No. 9 Preethi Mukundan, and No. 10 Laura Peterzan. Wang, Anderson and Peterzan all were victorious again yesterday, advancing to the round of 16. Sophomore Stephanie Schnitter was not seeded in the singles draw, but had perhaps the most...