The Ivy League Rookie of the Year hit .444 with 11 home runs and 65 RBI, which ranked her second, second, and first in the Ivy League, respectively. She led the team in all three categories.

Behind every great team is a great coach. Jenny Allard is that coach for the Crimson, and has been for 17 seasons, making her the Ivy League’s longest-tenured softball coach.

Revenge is sweet. Taking the Ivy League championship and going to the NCAA tournament for the first time since 2007 and the fifth time in school history makes it that much better.

After sweeping the Ivy League Championship Series against Cornell, the Harvard softball team (36-16, 18-2 Ivy) earned a spot in the NCAA tournament for the fourth time in team history.

Harvard was eliminated from its first NCAA tournament since 2007 after a 7-0 loss to Texas Tech.

Playing in the NCAA tournament for the first time in their careers, the members of the Harvard softball team certainly learned one thing Friday night—they weren’t in the Ivy League anymore.

The Crimson completed a two-game sweep of Cornell (27-22-1) in this year’s Ivy League Championship Series.

As the school year comes to a close, many Harvard athletic teams are competing in some of their most important ...