The spring season is coming to a close, and the championship picture is becoming ever clearer. On the court, on the diamond, on the course, and on the river, the Crimson has a chance to win it all. We take you through the contenders in this week’s Power Rankings.

Harvard men’s heavyweight and lightweight first varsity eights brought trophies back to the boathouse this weekend by winning the Compton Cup and the Biglin Bowl, respectively.

Harvard men’s heavyweight and lightweight crew challenged Ivy League opponents this weekend in both crews’ second races of the dual season. The heavyweights traveled to Brown and retained the Stein Cup thanks to first-place finishes in four out of six races on the Seekonk River. The No. 1 lightweights also had a strong performance, winning three out of five races against Cornell and Penn on the Big Red’s home course.

If rowing on the Charles River in 20-degree weather on the morning of The Game is not difficult enough, add in a shifting race course and a near-crash at the Eliot turn, and you will have just experienced Andrew Hamm’s first race as a novice.

Harvard men’s heavyweight crew started off its spring season on Saturday by competing on opposite coasts.

The No. 1 Harvard men’s lightweight crew couldn’t have asked for a much better start to its spring season.

Long walks around Legoland and Disney World, intense blowgun fights, bike rides along Venice Beach and crashing in Tommy Lee ...

The Harvard University Boat Club’s senior class has been making it look easy for a while, but no one who knows the sport is falling for it.

Housing Day is filled with the hype of which house is the best house. But whether it be quad or river, it doesn't really matter what house you're in, right? All that matters is who wears the house the best. Here is a list of athletes who make their houses shine.

In the C.R.A.S.H.-B. honor row, there’s nowhere to hide. And that’s how Mike DiSanto likes it.