On Sunday, both Crimson squash teams will head to Yale’s Brady Squash Center for their final match-ups until CSA Team Championships.

February may be the shortest calendar month, but it is not lacking in the big-game department. Here is a look at some of the games that could make or break seasons for squads with big postseason aspirations.

The women’s squash team steamrolled through New York this past weekend, as all nine members of the squad had perfect weekends against Columbia and Cornell.

A year ago this week, junior Laura Gemmell was on top of the collegiate squash world.

After taking a look at half of the first-round matchups on the women's side, we now examine two more faceoffs between Harvard's top female athletes: squash's Laura Gemmell v. skiing's Rebecca Nadler and fencing's Alexandra Kiefer v. hockey's Josephine Pucci.

The Harvard women’s squash team (10-0, 3-0 Ivy) remains undefeated as it overpowered Trinity, 8-1, at the George A. Kellner Squash Center on Saturday afternoon, winning its fifth consecutive victory over the No. 5 Bantams (9-2).

The Harvard women’s squash team was down to its final point—twice. But with its undefeated record and No. 1 ranking on the line, the Crimson came back in dramatic fashion, capturing a 5-4 win over No. 4 Princeton Sunday afternoon at the Barnaby Courts.

Rookie Amanda Sobhy’s first collegiate match was nothing less than dominant, as the 2010 Junior World Champion led the top-ranked Harvard women’s squash team from the No. 1 spot to a 7-2 victory over No. 3 Penn

2011 was a big year in Harvard athletics. Women’s soccer captured its third Ivy League championship in four years. The ...

The Harvard women’s squash team (7-0, 1-0 Ivy) swept the Amherst (1-1, 1-0 NESCAC), Wellesley (4-6), and Boston College (1-3) squads.