Equal Representation

"I didn't think that race was indicative of our strength, and I'd like to have a more representative race this time around," Huntsman said yesterday. "B.U. is an exceptional crew, and it'll take a terrific race, but I think we have it in us to beat them," he said.

All season the lightweights have had a tough time finding lightweight crews to race, and they have wound up facing mostly heavyweight teams.

"This race will give us a good chance to see how we can do against real lightweight competition," number two Jane Roy said. "And it'll give us a chance to really compete with B.U."

The lightweight varsity is seeded second in a field of five. "It's going to be an interesting race," Huntsman promised.

Problems With Lines

The lightweight J.V. has been split into two fours for the sprints. "Both crews have really started moving well in the last week, despite a lot of rigging problems," he explained. "They'll be there."

Varsity Heavyweight coxswain Hadley described the 'Cliffe's situation yesterday after practice: "We've always approached the sprints with the deepest intensity, and this time I think they'll all want it as badly as I do."