Dominic Martinez
Hirst Breaks School Record, Wins Two Events at Heps
And if her performances in the heptathlon and high jump are any indication, she wasn’t leaving anything to chance.
Program Records Fall at Outdoor Heptagonals
In spite of a number of strong individual performances at this weekend’s Outdoor Heps, the Crimson was simply unable to put up enough points to compete with the Big Red.
Track and Field Heads to Heptagonal Outdoor Championships
Harvard will travel to Princeton’s Weaver Stadium to square off against its seven Ivy League rivals in the Outdoor Heptagonal Championships.
Track and Field Competes at Historic Penn Relays
The Harvard track and field team sent a handful of field athletes to the historic Penn Relays over the weekend. With the Outdoor Heptagonal Championships taking place next weekend, the Crimson athletes who were in action turned in some strong performances, including personal-bests.
Women's 4x400 Relay Sets Program Record
Pitted against national-caliber competition at the LSU Alumni Gold Meet in Baton Rouge, La., they crushed the record. The team crossed the finish line in 3:38.79, nearly two seconds faster than the previous best mark. The performance earned third place for the Harvard track and field team.
Track Athletes Compete in Florida and New Jersey
With two weeks of outdoor competition under its belt, the Harvard track and field team once again split up over the weekend, sending athletes to the Florida Relays in Gainesville, Fla. and the Sam Howell Invitational, which was hosted by Princeton.
Does Harvard have a shot? New Mexico
With Selection Sunday just around the corner, the Harvard men’s basketball team will know who it will be matched up ...
Salander Leads Harvard Track and Field Competitors at NCAA Indoor Championships
In total, three Crimson athletes—all from the Ivy-champion women’s squad—earned qualifying bids to nationals by placing in the top 16 in the nation in their respective events.
Track and Field Athletes Compete at BU, Columbia
Senior pole vaulter Nico Weiler earned Harvard’s lone individual victory of the weekend, as he cleared 5.30 meters to take first place.
Track and Field Women Claim First Indoor Ivy Title in 13 Years
Including the eight points from the 4x400, 59 of the team’s 117 total points came in sprinting events, as the Crimson edged the Big Red by a final tally of 117-112.7 to win the Ivy League Championship for the first time since 2000. On the men’s side, Harvard recorded 86 team points, which was good for third place behind Cornell and Princeton.
Track and Field Women Set Records, Finish Second at HYP
In the team’s most crucial meet to date, junior thrower and co-captain Adabelle Ekechukwu, sophomore sprinter Danielle Barbian, and co-captain pole vaulter Sydnie Leroy broke Crimson records in their respective events.
Track and Field Races to First Place Finishes in Harvard Challenge
Junior captain Adabelle Ekechukwu wasted no time in letting her competitors know that she is a force to be reckoned with in 2013.
Women's Cross Country Places Fourth at NCAA Regionals, Receives At-Large Bid to NCAA Champs
All season, the Harvard women’s cross country team has stressed the importance of peaking at the right time. And on Friday, with a trip to the NCAA Championships on the line, the Crimson women delivered.
Coach's Changes Propel Cross Country
For this reason, I want to draw attention to the adjustments that Harvard coach Jason Saretsky made in his team’s training regimen for the 2012 season after a disappointing conclusion to the squad’s 2011 campaign.
Cross Country Races at Heps
In its most important meet of the season, the Harvard cross country team turned in a strong performance against its Ancient Eight rivals. At the Heptagonal Championships, held at Princeton’s West Windsor Fields, the Crimson women finished in a tie with Brown for third place, while the men earned a fifth-place finish.