The Crimson took control of the game and bested Cornell, 65-59, Saturday night at Lavietes Pavilion.

Needing a win to stay in the hunt for a WNIT bid, the Harvard women’s basketball team didn’t mess around Friday night at Lavietes pavilion as they took down Columbia, 88-64.

We at The Crimson Sports know you all are dying to hear the winners of the Oscars, Harvard Athletics style—the Crimcademy Awards, if you will.

A Gordon family game of two-on-two isn’t your typical backyard game of basketball.

The Harvard women’s basketball team was debilitated by 24 turnovers Friday night at Jadwin Gymnasium, as they fell to Princeton (20-4, 10-0 Ivy), 74-44. The Crimson’s two-dozen turnovers plagued Harvard all night, leading to nearly half of the Tigers’ points.

In its final road game of the year, the Harvard women’s basketball escaped the Palestra with a 57-53 victory over Penn Saturday night.

During the Sunday afternoon tilt between Jeremy Lin’s New York Knicks and the defending champion Dallas Mavericks, Spike Lee wore Lin’s Harvard No. 4 jersey in support of the team’s newest star. Lee wasn’t only repping Lin though when he donned the Crimson No. 4, he was also representing a number of other past and present Harvard athletes to do the number proud. Here are four Harvard athletes not named Lin to make a mark while wearing the number.

But the shot, like many others for the Crimson on Friday night, did not fall, and Golen’s team lost to Brown, 58-55.