Crossing Into History
The story of the national champion 1913 Harvard men's lacrosse team.
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Men's Tennis Eliminated in Second Round of NCAAs
The No. 21 Harvard men’s tennis team’s strong season drew to a close on Saturday when it fell, 4-1, to No. 10 Mississippi State in the second round of the 2013 NCAA Men’s Tennis Tournament.
Women's Golf Season Ends at NCAA Regionals
The Harvard women’s golf team wrapped up its season on Saturday with a 20th-place finish at the NCAA West Regionals in Stanford, Calif. The Ivy League champions entered the national championship qualifier seeded 20th in a field of 24 schools. The Crimson matched expectations over the three-day event to finish 61-over-par with 913 strokes.
Crossing Into History
The story of the national champion 1913 Harvard men's lacrosse team.
Treavor Scales Gets Falcons Tryout
For senior running back Treavor Scales, his 63-yard touchdown sprint that sealed Harvard’s victory over Yale in The Game was not just the culmination of one career, but rather the impetus for a new one.
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Men's Tennis Set to Open NCAA Tournament Play
The Harvard men’s tennis team has withstood the rigors of the Ivy League season, but it will face a new challenge on Friday when it takes on No. 67 Samford in the first round of the NCAA Men’s Tennis Tournament.
Men's Tennis Advances to Second Round of NCAA Tournament
The weather may have not been in prime form at the NCAA Tournament on Friday, but the Harvard men’s tennis team sure was. Despite the match being moved indoors following a rain delay, the Crimson was not deterred, taking four straight singles matches en route to a 4-0 victory over No. 63 Samford in the first round of the 2013 NCAA Men’s Tennis Tournament in Starkville, Miss.
Men's Basketball's Webster Hopes To Inspire Through Hoops
In the weeks since the Crimson bowed out of the NCAA tournament, life has been different for Webster.
Sailing Fails To Qualify for Nationals
Harvard showed early signs of promise as early on it beat the eventual champion Brown squad, which was otherwise undefeated in the opening round.
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Hirst Breaks School Record, Wins Two Events at Heps
And if her performances in the heptathlon and high jump are any indication, she wasn’t leaving anything to chance.
Men's Heavyweights Win 16th Straight Smith Cup
It was sweet number 16 for the no. 2 Harvard heavyweight men’s crew as the Crimson bested both No. 4 Northeastern and Holy Cross in five-of-five races on Saturday on the Charles River. The victory was Harvard’s 16th straight Smith Cup in the annual regatta between the cross-town rivals.
Program Records Fall at Outdoor Heptagonals
In spite of a number of strong individual performances at this weekend’s Outdoor Heps, the Crimson was simply unable to put up enough points to compete with the Big Red.
Women's Crew Falls to No. 3 Ohio State
In the final race before Ivy League Championships, it was the least experienced boat of Radcliffe heavyweight crew that pulled out the lone victory over Ohio State.
Harvard Women's Hockey Losing a Legend
When the Harvard women’s hockey team takes to the ice this upcoming October, something will be different.
O'Leary Leads Lightweight Crew
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Track and Field Heads to Heptagonal Outdoor Championships
Harvard will travel to Princeton’s Weaver Stadium to square off against its seven Ivy League rivals in the Outdoor Heptagonal Championships.
Sophomores Lead Harvard Baseball
As the Harvard baseball team’s season draws nearer to a close with conference play ending this weekend, three sophomore players stand out this year.
Football Searches for New Offensive Leader
The starting quarterback position remains up for grabs, and the two have competed for the job and will continue to do so throughout the summer.
Former Standout Brown Finds Niche as Coach at Stony Brook
The game she had played her entire life and had such success with was something she was not quite ready to part with.