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...struggled all year before finally pulling together during the past two weeks in the ECAC Tournament. The same thing happened two seasons ago, when Harvard won the ECAC Championship after finishing its regular season with a 2-8-1 record. The men’s team was seeded sixth in the tournament this year and third in 2002, although Harvard was one regular season loss away from a No. 8 seed two years...
...overwhelmed the competition for three straight years. Is it possible that Harvard would have lost to Cornell in the conference tournament this year? Perhaps—but when the Big Red machine went down to No. 9 Clarkson in the quarterfinals, Harvard became the favorite. Despite a No. 6 seed, the Crimson knew it was the tournament’s most skilled team. And it showed...
...bother playing regular season games at all? What’s the point of all those games if it doesn’t matter where a team is seeded? Why try hard, if you’re a player, or attend a game, if you’re a fan, if Harvard will win as a No. 1 or a No. 12 seed? There doesn’t seem to be much of a difference in competition. Harvard is just better…than everyone...
Oren, a freshman, won squash’s U.S. Championships and Skill Levels tournament for ages 16-24 held in Seattle, Wash. Oren clinched the victory by edging out No. 1 seed Imran Khan 3-9, 10-8, 10-8, 9-3 in the finals on Sunday afternoon...
Oren’s march to the finals was relatively easy. In his semifinal match, he was pitted against the No. 2 seed Joe Russell. But Oren dispatched Russell with little difficulty, defeating him 9-3, 9-4, 1-9, 9-5 in a match that Oren controlled throughout...