Harvard Women's Ice Hockey Season in Photos

As the Harvard women's ice hockey team continues to the NCAA Frozen Four, relive the team's journey through a series of the best photographs of the season.

Victory Over New Mexico

Led by coach Tommy Amaker, the Harvard men’s basketball team, shown left during its 2013 NCAA Tournament win over New Mexico, still has a lot to celebrate.

Assembling the Team

The Harvard men's basketball team gathers during a timeout of their opening game of the 2013 NCAA tournament. After winning the Ivy League regular season title, Harvard will return to the Dance next week.

Almost Sweet

There were a series of indelible images from the Harvard men’s basketball team’s (20-10, 11-3 Ivy) 68-62 victory over New Mexico—its first NCAA tournament win and a victory 377 years in the making.

In his final Harvard game, co-captain Christian Webster tallied eight points in a loss to Arizona in the third round of the NCAA Tournament.

Co-captain Christian Webster warms up before the Harvard men's basketball team's matchup against the University of Arizona in the third round of the NCAA tournament.

Sophomore wing Wesley Saunders was held to just four points on one-of-seven shooting in the first half of the Harvard men's basketball team's matchup with the University of Arizona. At the half, the 14th-seeded Crimson trails the Wildcats, 40-22.

Arizona's length and athleticism proved too much for the Crimson to overcome in the third round of the NCAA Tournament on Saturday night.

Under the direction of Harvard coach Tommy Amaker, the Crimson continued to rise this season, picking up its first NCAA tournament win.

NOTEBOOK: Men's Basketball Unable to Overcome Early Cold Streak Against Arizona

The 14th-seeded Cinderella was overmatched physically and talent-wise on both sides of the ball by six-seeded Arizona, which dominated en route to a 74-51 victory in the NCAA Tournament’s third round.

Arizona coach Sean Miller speaks to the media before his team's game against No. 14 Harvard in the NCAA Tournament's third round.

Arizona Looking To Repeat Past Tournament Successes

This time last year, the Arizona men’s basketball team had just fallen to Bucknell on its home court in the first round of the NIT.

Men's Basketball Continues To Rise

History will call it a blowout.

After Historic Run, Men's Basketball Falls To Arizona, 74-51

The Harvard men's basketball team's Cinderella run came to an end Saturday in a blowout loss to Arizona in the third round of the NCAA Tournament.

Who's Next? Arizona-Harvard Preview Part III

In preparation for Harvard’s third-round matchup against the Arizona Wildcats (26-7, 12-6 Pac-12) on Saturday (6:10 EST, TNT), staff writer ...

Harvard sophomore Wesley Saunders turned down offers from the Pac-12's Colorado and USC to join the Crimson. On Saturday, Saunders and the Crimson will take on the Pac-12's Arizona Wildcats.

Harvard-Arizona: By The Numbers

Before the game against Arizona on Saturday (6:10 EDT, TNT), The Back Page brings you a quick ‘By the Numbers’ preview about what to look for against the Wildcats.

Amaker Presser

Sophomore wing Wesley Saunders scored a team-high 18 points in Harvard's 68-62 win over New Mexico on Thursday.

NOTEBOOK: Men's Basketball Continues Surprising Run

SALT LAKE CITY—Though the Harvard men’s basketball team was 2,500 miles away from Cambridge on Thursday night, familiar chants of “I believe that we will win” filled Energy Solutions Arena as the clock wound down.

Seven-foot center Kaleb Tarczewski should pose a challenge for the Harvard frontcourt on Saturday.