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Sports Shorts for June 4: A weekly wrap-up of MIT varsity athletics

Men's and women's crew wrap up seasons; track and field teams earn Academic All-District honors

Phil Hess | DAPER

June 4, 2012

Men’s Crew
6/2 – Lightweight Crew Picks Reaches Grand Final at IRA Championships

Women’s Crew
6/2 – Women’s Lightweight Crew Concludes Season at IRA Regatta

Men’s Outdoor Track & Field
5/31 – MIT Places Five on Track & Field/Cross Country Academic All-District Teams

Women’s Outdoor Track & Field
5/31 – MIT Places Five on Track & Field/Cross Country Academic All-District Teams

Questions or comments? Please contact Phil Hess (pghess@mit.edu; 617-258-5265).
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