Freshmen aren’t the only new talent the Harvard women’s basketball team picked up for its upcoming season.

For the first time in over a decade, the Crimson will return to Lavietes Pavilion without a single player who has won a championship ring.

For the second straight season, Crimson coach Kathy Delaney-Smith has added a top-100 recruit.

Co-captain Brogan Berry currently has her eyes set on Princeton, Yale, and the rest of the Ivy League. But a year from now, she could be preparing for Bourges, Rivas Ecopolis, or Taranto.

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For Kirsten Van Fossen, balance is needed to manage everything else in her fast-paced life.

Senior rower Liz Soutter has found tremendous success not only in the water but also on campus.

Though the face of Radcliffe crew has changed drastically over the past year, the team has found stability and leadership in co-captain Marissa Reichel.

Harry Parker’s story is one of curiosity, creativity, courage, and commitment. The water is merely his medium.

Tim Moore is used to jam-packed schedules. In fact, he thrives on them.