Claire K. Dailey
Men's Volleyball Stretches Winning Streak to Five
In two five-game matches this weekend, the Harvard men’s volleyball team extended its winning streak to five games, edging out both George Mason and Princeton in hard-fought road wins.
Tigers Shut Down Women's Basketball in 74-44 Trouncing
The Harvard women’s basketball team was debilitated by 24 turnovers Friday night at Jadwin Gymnasium, as they fell to Princeton (20-4, 10-0 Ivy), 74-44. The Crimson’s two-dozen turnovers plagued Harvard all night, leading to nearly half of the Tigers’ points.
Nadler Nabs First In Giant Slalom
Rebecca Nadler earned her spot in Harvard skiing history this weekend, winning the giant slalom and becoming the first woman to ever win a collegiate alpine race for the Crimson in EISA competition. Riding Nadler’s performance, Harvard placed ninth overall at the Williams Carnival held Friday through Saturday. The Nordic competition took place in Craftsbury, Vt., while the alpine skiers squared off at Jiminy Peak in Hancock, Mass.
Men's Volleyball Continues to Win Early in Season
Despite the powerful hitting of the Lancers (2-8), the Crimson (5-0) was able to overcome and take the match, 3-1.
Women's Hockey Holds Awards Banquet
It was awards season for the Harvard women’s ice hockey team this past Saturday, where the squad’s best were honored ...
Panel Discusses the Role of Sports in Society
The Harvard Foundation for Intercultural and Race Relations brought together yesterday a baseball park owner, photographer, museum curator, and veteran of the Negro Baseball League to highlight the importance of sports in the evolution of American society.
Radcliffe Prepares for Spring Season
In light of the recent snow showers, spring does not seem to be in the air. But for Radcliffe crew, ...
Four-Match Losing Streak Halted
Winning the first two games of its match against Princeton (1-11, 0-7 EIVA Tait) last Saturday at the Malkin Athletic ...
Injury Forces Mills to New Aquatic Successes
This past Saturday at the Ivy League championships, senior Kate Mills only had one more relay to swim in her entire college career, the 400 freestyle. The swimmer had no need to excel beyond her expectations; she had already accumulated the highest number of points of any single participant at the meet.
No. 68 Harvard Splits Weekend Matchups Against Ranked Foes
After suffering an emotional defeat to No. 73 William and Mary on Saturday, the No. 68 Harvard women’s tennis team went full-steam ahead to defeat the No. 63 Boilermakers, 5-2, last night at the Murr Center.
High-Scoring Crimson Beats Colgate to Secure Home Ice
Playing with something to prove in its final regular season weekend, the Crimson rode to an easy 7-0 victory over Colgate on Friday at the Bright Hockey Center.
Crimson Wins in Overtime Classic
The No. 10 Harvard women’s hockey team won after battling its way to a third-period comeback with back-to-back goals, forcing overtime and a shootout.
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