Sports Front Feature
Q&A With USMNT Head Coach Jurgen Klinsmann on Training at Harvard, Landon Donovan
The United States Men's National Soccer Team practiced at Harvard's Ohiri Field. We asked head coach Jurgen Klinsmann a few questions about Harvard's facilities, the squad's matchup with Ecuador, and Landon Donovan's sendoff.
Streaking Men's Soccer Seeks To Capitalize On Promise of Lehrer Era
With the Harvard men’s soccer team going for its seventh straight win this Saturday, perhaps it’s time for some perspective.
Women's Soccer to Take on Crosstown Rival BU
Over its past 220 minutes of play, the defense of the Harvard women’s soccer team has done just about everything that a coach could ask for.
Football Dominates Against Georgetown, 34-3
In the Crimson’s first-ever matchup against Georgetown, Harvard got on the board early and never let up.
Crimson Aims for 3-0 Start Saturday against Hoyas
This Saturday, the Crimson faces a new challenge in Georgetown (2-3, 0-1 Patriot), an opponent Harvard has never played in its 141-year history.
Men's Soccer Looks to Avenge Loss At Yale
Harvard appears to be hitting its stride, and the Crimson is ready to take on Yale after losing to its rival, 2-1, last season.
Football Edges Brown, 22-14, in Providence
After the Crimson fell behind by eight early in the second half, junior quarterback Scott Hosch, filling in for injured starter Conner Hempel, led the squad to a comeback victory over the Bears, 22-14.
Women's Volleyball Tops New Hampshire, 3-1
The Harvard women’s volleyball team (7-2) wrapped up its non-conference schedule with a win at Lundholm Gymnasium against the New Hampshire Wildcats (6-10).
Second Half Surge Leads Football to Victory, 41-18
Down a starting running back, wideout, and kicker—as well as a starting quarterback for the majority of the first half—the Harvard football team still managed to dispatch Holy Cross, 41-18.
Stanton, Smith Not Playing Against Holy Cross
The Harvard football team starts its season tonight without its top two running backs, junior Paul Stanton and freshman Semar Smith.
Football Carries Memories of Triple Overtime into Opener
In 2013, Holy Cross nearly upset the Crimson in triple overtime. Returning their star quarterback, the Crusaders will look to challenge Harvard again on Friday night.
Men's Soccer Outlasts Boston College in Overtime
With the score tied at two in the first overtime of the Crimson's home opener, Harvard converted a corner with five minutes remaining in the contest to earn the win.
Men's Soccer Falls Short Against St. John's
For the second straight game, the Harvard men’s soccer team (0-3-0) failed to convert key scoring chances late, ultimately falling, 2-1, to St. John’s (1-3-2) on Saturday. The Crimson has lost its first three games by a combined four goals, allowing six goals on only 13 shots on goal.
Women's Soccer Sweeps Opening Weekend of the Season
With the exception of its season-ending loss to BU in the NCAA tournament, the Harvard women’s soccer team finished its 2013 campaign by going unbeaten in 13 straight matches. This weekend, the Crimson opened its 2014 season in strong fashion, as its young stars carried the team to two victories.
Men's Soccer Looks to Continue Winning Ways
Despite losing All-Ivy performers in Ross Friedman ’14 and Kevin Harrington ’14, the team is confident that it can replace the graduated.
'We Do Not Lose Like This'
What follows is an oral history of the Harvard-Michigan State third-round matchup. The Crimson, which was considered down and out before it even took the court, was playing on the biggest stage in program history. What ensued was 40 minutes of play that truly typified the madness characteristic of postseason collegiate basketball.
Clark Looks Towards Another Shot Overseas
The veteran guard has had little opportunity to reflect on her decorated collegiate career in the days following its conclusion, as she turned her focus toward preparing for her next athletic pursuit: professional basketball.
Men's Lacrosse Falls to Notre Dame in First Round of NCAA Tournament
In its first NCAA Tournament appearance since 2006, the Harvard men's lacrosse team fell behind early to Notre Dame, and could not recover.
Six Weeks After Cancer Diagnosis, Coach Runs Boston
For Muri, the ‘Boston Strong’ slogan seemed especially applicable.
Disorderly Conduct
Pressure is nothing new for collegiate athletes. However, certain dietary demands inherent in sports exacerbate these pressures, leading to unhealthy eating practices that toe the line with medically diagnosible disordered eating.
Men's Lacrosse Downs Yale, Earns First Ivy Title Since 1990
With an 11-10 victory over Ivy League rival Yale on Saturday, the Harvard men’s lacrosse team finished its regular season with possession of the Ancient Eight title.
Men's Lacrosse Beats Princeton on Senior Day, Secures Ivy Tournament Berth
With only five minutes remaining in the Harvard men’s lacrosse team’s game against Princeton, the Crimson held on to a 9-8 lead by only a thread.
600 Wins In, Fish Continues to Build Harvard Legacy
In his 38th season as a Harvard head coach, Dave Fish '72 is the brains behind an Ivy League tennis dynasty.
Taking Their Talents to the Ivies
John Carroll has been at the helm of NMH’s program since 2001, and in this time he has built a dynasty with rosters that have included NCAA champions, McDonald’s All-American Nominees and Academic All-Americans. His players are known for entering Division I basketball programs and being ready to compete on the hardwood from move-in day.
Men's Lacrosse Surprises No. 2 Cornell, 14-9
The Harvard men's lacrosse team handed the Big Red its first loss of the season with a 6-1 surge in the third quarter.