Game Stories
Rugby Falls to Dartmouth in Ivy Championship
For the second year in a row, the Harvard women’s rugby team battled Dartmouth in the Ivy League title match. For the second year in a row—and the second time this year—the Crimson ultimately fell to the Big Green, 22-8.
Stellar Second Half Propels Field Hockey Past Dartmouth
Following its victory against Boston University earlier in the week, Harvard field hockey returned to Ivy league action on Saturday to face off against Dartmouth. In a tale of two halves, the Crimson overcame a Big Green first half lead to win, 6-2.
Men's Soccer Downed by Last-Minute Goal
With a late goal scored on a bicycle kick, No. 20 Dartmouth put to rest any real chance of Harvard winning the Ancient Eight this year and making the NCAA tournament. The Big Green, on the other hand, continued its strong season and vaulted to top of the conference standings.
Men's Hockey Downs Dartmouth to Open Season
The Harvard men’s hockey team, like every other Division I club, wants to improve upon last year’s results. When it comes to playing in its home rink, however, the Crimson has little room for error. After cruising to an unbeaten record at the Bright-Landry Hockey Center in 2016-2017, Harvard dropped the puck against Ivy League rival Dartmouth on Sunday night hoping to impose a similar home-ice dominance.
Pick On Someone Your Own Size
Senior defenseman Wiley Sherman gets into some post-whistle roughhousing with Dartmouth forward Corey Kalk. Sherman's physical presence will stabilize the blue line this year for the Crimson.
Bad Man
Freshman forward Jack Badini is centering the Crimson's young and fast third line early on this season. Badini tallied his first career point when he assisted on fellow rookie Henry Bowlby's goal to break scoring open in the first period.
Bowling Toward the Cage
Coach Donato emphasized getting to the net in his team's first game of the season. For freshman Henry Bowlby, taking this advice to heart paid off. Bowlby registered his first career goal through hard work at the net front tonight.
Hockey's Back
The Crimson icemen are back at the Bright-Landry Hockey Center for the 2017-2018 season. Harvard aims to replicate last season's dominance at home after going unbeaten (13-0-2) in Cambridge last year.
Women's Volleyball Sweeps Dartmouth
Harvard completed the season sweep over Dartmouth, taking all three sets this weekend against the Big Green on the road. Now tied for second, the win keeps the Crimson in the mix for a piece of the Ivy League title.
Women’s Tennis Competes in the ITA Northeast Regional Championships
The Harvard women’s tennis team competed in the ITA Northeast Regional Championships in Philadelphia, Pa over the weekend. The most impressive play from Crimson team was doubles pair Ringblom and Li, who reached the semifinals.
Men’s Soccer Ties Fourth Game of the Season to Princeton
Harvard men’s soccer finished in a 1-1 draw for the second weekend in a row, unable to secure the victory over Princeton. The Tigers got on the board first after 77 minutes of play. Seven minutes later, sophomore forward Philip Hausen found the back of the net to tie it up.
BRIEF: Women’s Soccer Suffers Worst Conference Loss Since 2006
After a close first half, Harvard fell to Princeton 6-1, resulting in the Crimson’s worst loss since a 7-0 defeat to UCLA in the 2014 NCAA Tournament. In conference play, it is the worst margin the team has suffered since a 5-0 loss to Princeton in 2006.
Women's Ice Hockey Downs Dartmouth in Season Opener
Four different Harvard skaters scored during the team's 4-1 rout of Dartmouth at its season opener. Power-plays opened up several key opportunities for the Crimson on the night.
Lightweight Crew Teams Medal in Head of the Charles Regatta
Harvard boats posted impressive all-around performances in both the men’s and women’s categories, collectively taking home some bronze medals, along with a fourth place finish.
Field Hockey Drops 13-Game Ancient Eight Win Streak
Saturday’s matchup between No. 15 Harvard and No. 14 Princeton likely determined the Ivy League title winner. In the defensive battle, where neither team recorded more than ten shots, the Tigers took the match, 3-0.
Women's Soccer Defeated by Brown, 1-0
Fighting back against a wave of injuries and illnesses, Harvard wasn’t able to shift into the proper offensive gear against Brown.
Notebook: Football Rights the Ship With Trouncing of Lafayette
After losing to Cornell last week, Harvard football needed to make a statement. Against Lafayette on Saturday, the Crimson did just that.
Women’s Volleyball Splits Against Princeton, Penn
In the first-to-three points structure that is college volleyball, games can last as short as one hour or as long as three hours. The Harvard women’s volleyball team (9-5, 4-1 Ivy League) saw both extremes this weekend, as it finished as the beneficiaries of a long five-set victory against Penn (7-7, 2-3) while suffering a quick three-set loss against Princeton.
One on One
Junior co-captain Christina Cornelius prepares to provide backup as freshman outside hitter Mindie Mabry makes a play against conference rival Cornell during its 3-1 win on Sept. 29. The team has a near perfectIvy League record, with only one loss.The team remains well positionedto claim an Ivy title, there is now less room for error than before.
Dartmouth Hands Women’s Rugby First Loss of Season
On a warm Saturday afternoon at Mignone field, the No. 4 Harvard Radcliffe women’s rugby team (3-1-1, 1-1 Ivy) was unable to mount a comeback against the No. 1 Dartmouth College team in a 39-10 loss.
Line of Attack
Harvard mounts an offensive attack against Dartmouth on Saturday in an attempt to respond to points the Big Green had made.
Women's Tennis Posts Strong Performance at Yale Bulldog Invitational
There was no haven to be found. And yet, they persevered, putting forth strong performances against productive players. Competing against relatively familiar competition at the Yale Bulldog invitational in Brown, Dartmouth, and UMass Amherst, the Harvard women’s tennis team continued to grind its way through the early portion of their fall season.
Women's Soccer Earns First Ivy League Win Against Cornell
12 games into the season, the upstart freshman duo of Murphy Agnew and Lauren Raimondo had shown signs of budding chemistry on the front line, but had yet to link up for a goal. That all changed on Saturday, when the Harvard women’s soccer team traveled to Cornell for a conference showdown.
Cornell Defeats Men’s Soccer in 1-0 Away Contest
“Past performance is not indicative of future results”: so often seen in the fine print of historical financial data, the phrase applied in Saturday’s soccer game. In its penultimate road match of the season, the Harvard men’s soccer team (2-6-2, 1-1 Ivy League) faced off against a team it had not lost to since 2012, including a 4-0 route in 2016.
Earn the Ball
Freshman defender/forward Rory Conway leaps up to settle a 50/50 ball against an opponent from the University of New Hampshire. The rookie started for the third time this season, and recorded one of the Crimson’s shots on goal.