For the sixth time this season, the Harvard men’s tennis team swept its weekend matches, thanks in large part to strong performances from its freshman class. On Saturday, Harvard blew by Penn, 6-1, while on Sunday, the team defeated Princeton, 5-2, at the Barren Tennis Center.

The Harvard men’s tennis team spent the weekend on the road, travelling to Ithaca and New York City to kick off its Ivy League season. In its Friday matchup at Cornell, the No. 20 Crimson (17-2, 1-1 Ivy) stomped out the Big Red, emerging with a 7-0 victory to extend its winning streak to 13.

On Friday and Sunday afternoons, the Crimson defeated Binghamton (7-11), 7-0, and St. John’s (15-6), 5-2, respectively, at the Murr Center.

On Friday afternoon, the Crimson won its 11th straight match, defeating Binghamton (7-11), 7-0, at the Murr Center.

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A calm settled over the Murr Center tennis courts as freshman Henry Steer prepared for his final serve of the evening.

The Harvard men’s tennis team is looking to continue its winning streak Wednesday night against cross-town rival Boston College at the Murr Center.

With only two hours of rest between the semifinal and final, the Harvard men’s tennis team (13-1) dug deep to win the Hilton Mission Valley Spring Classic.

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