Game Stories
Baseball Drops First Four Ancient Eight Games
The Crimson (7-14, 0-4 Ivy League) dropped all four games of its weekend series, falling to Cornell (8-9, 2-0) on Saturday before dropping both contests to Princeton (10-11, 4-0) the following day.
Women's Golf Ties for Third at Rebel Intercollegiate
Fresh off its third first-place finish of the season, the four-time defending Ivy League champion Harvard women’s golf team headed to Oxford, Miss., this weekend to take part in the Rebel Intercollegiate. After 54 holes over three days of play, the squad came away in a tie for third with Fresno State.
Men's Tennis Drops Two Ivy League Decisions
Travelling to New York to face off with Cornell and Columbia, the No. 47 ranked men's tennis team could not return to Cambridge with a victory.
Sailing Pushes Through Frigid Weather Conditions For Top 10 Results
Bracing near freezing temperatures, rain, snow, and bouts of gusting wind that caused many events throughout New England to forego any Sunday racing, the Harvard sailing team competed in four regattas over the weekend en-route to producing top 10 results in each of the events.
Women's Track and Field Co-Captains Shine With Olympic Trials Qualifying Times
Paige Kouba, co-captain of the Harvard women’s track and field team, is no stranger to the Olympic Trials. After all, each year they’re held in Eugene, Oregon—her hometown—and Kouba has attended the last two contests as a volunteer, helping to carry gear for the athletes.
Women's Rugby Finishes Third at Quinnipiac Sevens Tournament
The Harvard women’s rugby team continued its sevens schedule this past weekend at the Quinnipiac Sevens Tournament in Hamden, Conn.. The eight-team field included West Chester, AIC, Dartmouth, Norwich A, Norwich B, Quinnipiac, and Army. The Crimson went 3-2 on the day, going 2-1 in pool play before losing to Quinnipiac in the semifinals. The team would go on to beat the Norwich A squad in the Cup Consolation game, taking third at the tournament.
Men's and Women's Crew Begin Spring Season
In rainy and slightly colder than normal temperatures, the Harvard men’s and women’s heavyweight and lightweight crew teams got back to work for the spring season, hitting the water for early morning races this past Saturday.
Men's Volleyball Sweeps Pair of Games Against Charleston
In a pair of lopsided wins, the Crimson moved beyond memories of recent defeat and slipped into second place in the EIVA.
Baseball Drops Road Contest to Holy Cross
The Harvard baseball team registered ten hits on Wednesday evening, but it proved not to be enough to bail out its pitching staff as the Crimson fell, 11-4, to Holy Cross in Worcester. The Crusaders (9-16) had five innings in which they posted two or more runs as the Harvard (7-10) hurlers struggled to find the strike zone.
Groom Allows One Hit Through Five as Softball Tops BC, 2-1
Two runs knocked in by the Crimson’s 3-4 combo of Meagan Lantz and Savannah Bradley in the bottom of the third, paired with five innings of one-hit ball tossed by Morgan Groom, lifted the Harvard softball team past Boston College on Tuesday.
Sailing Posts Trio of Top-Six Finishes
Wrapping up its first month of spring competition, the Harvard sailing team competed in three regattas over the weekend–two local races, the NEISA/MAISA Team Race at Boston College and the BU Team Race Invitational, as well as the Friis Trophy Team Race in Connecticut.
Men's Golf Finishes Second at Furman Intercollegiate
Fresh off a spring break trip to Georgia and South Carolina, the Harvard men’s golf team headed back south this weekend, participating in the Furman Intercollegiate in Greenville, S.C. After 72 holes of play over two days, the Crimson came away with a second-place finish.
Men's Volleyball Swept at Sacred Heart
On Saturday night, still owning a claim to second place in the EIVA, Harvard suited up to face the Pioneers once more. In a 3-0 defeat, the Crimson resembled a timid version of its former self, hitting to .187 on a night when the closest set was 25-17.
Weekend Includes Two Decisive Victories for Men's Tennis
After struggling to find a groove the past couple weeks, the Harvard men's tennis team put together wins against two ranked opponents.
Baseball Splits Games in Pair of Doubleheaders
Behind a slew of impressive performances from the starting rotation, the Harvard baseball team split a pair of doubleheaders this weekend on the road at Fairfield and then at home against Albany.
Men's Lacrosse Routs Dartmouth to Pick Up First Ivy Win
The No.14/15 Harvard men’s lacrosse team entered its Saturday afternoon matchup with Dartmouth in a situation very similar to the one it was in when the two squads faced off a year ago.
Disallowed Goal Prevents Women's Lacrosse from Ivy Upset
In her eighteen years of coaching, Harvard coach Lisa Miller has seen games won and lost in almost every imaginable way. What happened on Saturday, as her Crimson women’s lacrosse squad faced No. 10/11 Princeton, still came as a surprise.
Records Fall at the Raleigh Relays for Track and Field
Continuing its blazing outdoor season, the Harvard women’s track and field team set three new Ivy and five school records this weekend at the Raleigh Relays.
Women's Crew Starts Spring Season Strong
This past Saturday, both the heavyweight and lightweight divisions of the Harvard-Radcliffe women’s rowing team set the bar high as they dominated the competition in their respective inaugural regattas of the spring season.
Women's Rugby Takes Second at Crimson 7's Tournament
After playing their first two sevens tournaments of the spring season, the Harvard women’s rugby team has made two things abundantly clear: the team’s underclassmen are strong, and the Crimson’s defense does not give up many points.
Boston College Bounces Harvard Men's Hockey From NCAA Tournament
For the second year in a row, Harvard’s NCAA tournament run came to an abrupt halt by way of a 4-1 defeat in the opening round—this time at the hands of local foe Boston College.
Men's Lacrosse Drops a Close One to Boston University
Entering its Tuesday night matchup at Harvard Stadium, BU looked to snap a five game losing streak against against the Crimson and earn its first win in the all-time series.
The Beginnings of a Rivaly
Entering its Tuesday night matchup at Harvard Stadium, BU looked to snap a five game losing streak against against the Crimson and earn its first win in the all-time series. The game was tied, 5-5, at halftime, but a second half surge gave the Terriers the late advantage and the win.
Change on the Way
Barring WNIT appearances, the last time Harvard played postseason basketball was in 2007. Had the conference tournament existed, the Crimson would’ve played in every one since. Despite the departure of a strong senior class, the team has the pieces to be good for the next few years.
Women's Lacrosse Stymies Holy Cross Behind Two Hat Tricks
The Crimson rode a dominant first half to a 13-3 victory over Holy Cross in Worcester, Mass.