Recently we released the first-round winners on the male side of the bracket, and earlier today, we revealed the winner of the matchup between Josue Ortiz and Keith Wright. Now, we take a look at our second men’s semifinal: football’s Collier Winters against rowing phenom Andrew Campbell.

Earlier this morning, we took a look at the matchup between Rebecca Nadler and Laura Gemmell. Now, we turn our attention to our second showdown on the women’s side: fencer Alexandra Kiefer v. hockey’s Josephine Pucci.

Earlier today we took a look at Winters v. Gibbons. Now, we focus our attention on the final first-round matchup on the men's side: squash's Gary Power against lightweight rower Andrew Campbell.

2011 was a big year in Harvard athletics. Women’s soccer captured its third Ivy League championship in four years. The ...

Harvard’s 5-2 victory over the University of New Hampshire on Friday night gave Crimson coach Katey Stone her second straight victory over her alma mater.

Harvard sophomore Andrew Campbell can now add oration to his many skills.

When Dave Wakulich ’11 was a trying out for the Canadian Junior National Team, a rower on the senior national squad, Malcolm Howard ’05, wanted to help him out.

Here at Harvard, some of the best examples of this allied support have come from athletes.

After an 8.5-second margin of victory in the Head of the Charles’ Championship Eight event opened this season, the Crimson has to be hoping for another symmetrical finish.

It was never a question of whether a Harvard four would win the Tail of the Charles. It was just a matter of which one.