Women's Basketball
Berry Good
Sophomore point guard Brogan Berry, shown here in earlier action, helped the women’s basketball team to a big win over the Bulldogs, notching 15 points to go along with nine assists. Harvard was strong on defense as well.
Harvard Bounces Back to Win Big in Philly
“Snowmageddon” was not the only blizzard to hit Pennsylvania this weekend. A flurry of lethal three-pointers struck Philadelphia on Saturday evening, as the visiting Harvard women’s basketball squad (12-7, 3-2 Ivy) took the city by storm.
Unprepared Crimson No Match for Princeton
It is no easy feat for a basketball team to beat two opponents by double digits in the course of a week. But it’s even harder to maintain that dominance and consistency heading into the next game.
Matera-Fact
Junior co-captain Christine Matera enjoyed a strong weekend, leading the team in scoring both nights. The Crimson standout notched 19 points both nights, knocking down five three-pointers against the Quakers.
Markley Doin’ Work
The forward’s suffocating defense was instrumental in Harvard’s win against Columbia on Saturday. Her play earned the junior a share of the Ivy League Player of the Week for the fourth time.
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33 Emma Markley Women's Basket Ball hosted Ivy League rival Cornell on Saturday Night ast Lavietes Pavillion.
Bro-gan Out
Sophomore point guard Brogan Berry lent a helping hand as Harvard women's basketball swept a pair of Ivy games at Lavietes Pavilion this weekend.
Crimson Excels in Second Half To Clinch Unbeaten Weekend
The Harvard women’s basketball team (11-6, 2-1 Ivy)stormed to a 69-53 win over Cornell (5-12, 0-4) Saturday night at Lavietes Pavilion.
Harvard Earns First Conference Win at Home
The Harvard women’s basketball team (10-6, 1-1 Ivy) returned to its familiar confines across the river last Friday night, notching its first conference victory of the season with a dominating 73-55 win over Columbia.
Sharp-shooter
Junior co-captain Christine Matera helped the Crimson to a weekend sweep at home with a hot hand from beyond the three-point line. Matera sank all four of her treys against Columbia and added four more against Cornell to propel Harvard to its first two conference victories.
Under My Umbr-elle
Freshman Elle Hagadorn had a career-high 11 points in Harvard’s loss to Florida State, teaming with classmate Miriam Rutzen, who led the team in rebounds with six boards. But it wasn’t enough for the Crimson to compete with nationally-ranked Seminoles, who earned an easy win.
Freshmen Shine In Lopsided Road Loss
Much has been asked of the veterans of the women’s basketball team this season, but on Thursday night it was a pair of freshmen who stepped up in Harvard’s 96-52 loss to No. 15/16 Florida State at Tucker Civic Center.
Harvard Drops Close Ivy Opener
The Crimson women’s basketball team seemed to be five seconds and one pass away from shifting the Ivy League power dynamic. Instead, Dartmouth’s Margaret Smith intercepted Harvard freshman Victoria Lippert’s pass.
Defense Holds Strong in Road Win
The Crimson (9-4) squared off with the New Jersey Institute of Technology (5-10) for the first time ever and held off the Highlanders to win its second-consecutive road game, 69-53.
