The Harvard field hockey team (2-4, 0-1 Ivy) rallied and tied the game Sunday at three, but a late Quinnipiac goal with five seconds remaining ended the comeback and left the Crimson with a winless weekend.

Instead, the Crimson (3-4) suffered two gut-wrenching losses against nonconference opponents, dropping a home game, 5-4, against Hofstra (4-2) on Friday and falling 3-2 to University of Rhode Island (4-3-1) in a double-overtime loss on Sunday.

The latest road game for the Harvard men’s soccer team turned out to be a disappointing finish to a rather lackluster weekend.

This weekend, the Harvard men’s soccer team got a taste of both the excitement and the pain that can come from the ball being blasted into the back of the net as the clock dwindles down.

Last year, the Harvard men’s golf team travelled to the Bethpage Red Course in Farmingdale, N.Y., for the McLaughlin and ...

After falling in a difficult final match to Northeastern (10-2), the Harvard women’s volleyball team (7-3) finished second overall at ...

The men’s squad earned a first-place finish, while the women fell to both the Tigers and Bulldogs at Boston’s Franklin Park.

In just over 24 hours at the North-South Tournament in Annapolis, Md., Harvard men’s water polo faced three challenging matchups, ...

The Harvard women’s golf team started its new season off on the right foot this weekend, claiming a victory at the two-day Yale Women’s Intercollegiate.

A myriad mistakes and untimely turnovers cost the Crimson a chance to start its season off on the right foot, as Holy Cross earned a 30-22 victory.