The Harvard women’s lacrosse team came out the gates firing, taking a commanding 5-0 lead, which proved to be too much for favored No. 12 Princeton.

For the third consecutive Ivy League game, the Harvard men’s lacrosse team was right there in the end. And for ...

Unable to atone for its early pitching miscues, the Harvard softball team dropped its cross-town matchup to Boston College, 4-1.

The sailing team got the chance to do so for the first time this season yesterday afternoon at the Midweek Technical Invitational 1, hosted by MIT on the waters of the Charles River.

Northeastern came from behind to beat the Crimson yesterday afternoon at O’Donnell Field. The cross-town rivalry matchup between Harvard and the Huskies was a back-and-forth battle that was highlighted with both small and long balls from each team.

The Crimson jumped out to an early lead, but the Bobcats never fell far behind. It wasn’t until the second half, when Harvard outscored Quinnipiac 10-5, that it able to pull away and win the game, 14-7.

Harvard took two games from visiting Holy Cross in convincing fashion. Freshman third baseman Kasey Lange knocked three out of the park to propel the Ivy League-leading Crimson, and the home team coasted past Holy Cross, 8-1 and 13-4.

The Crimson’s strong second day propelled the squad to a second-place finish, eight strokes behind Princeton in the two-day tournament at the Rhode Island Country Club in Barrington, R.I.

Following strong showings over the past two weekends, the Harvard sailing team looked to build upon its success this weekend in the 29th Marchiando and 51st Friis Trophies Team Race at Tufts and MIT, and the Central Series Four at home.

Over 11,500 people attended the Harvard men’s soccer team’s exhibition match against the Haitian national team last night.