It was a disappointing end to a season in which the Harvard men’s lacrosse team never gained the momentum it had hoped for.

Few Harvard athletic careers culminate with the accolades enjoyed in the past season by the men’s lacrosse team’s Jeff Cohen.

But in a game in which no team ever led by more than two goals, the Bulldogs pulled out the win, dropping Harvard, 10-8, and sending it home until next year.

The next eight days will determine the postseason fate of the Harvard men’s lacrosse team.

The Harvard men’s lacrosse team certainly wasn’t without its opportunities to get a win on Saturday afternoon.

The Harvard men’s lacrosse team surrendered the first goal of its Tuesday evening game at Harvard Stadium, but it wouldn’t make many mistakes from there.

Harvard dropped its first Ivy League contest of the season on Saturday, falling at Cornell.

The senior netted a goal late in the first quarter but was shut out until the fourth, when his three goals in five minutes swung the game’s momentum.

After trailing for nearly the entirety of its Ivy League opener on Saturday night, the Harvard men’s lacrosse team looked at risk of losing its fourth straight contest.

The Crimson will look to bounce back as it travels to Washington, D.C. to face off against the Big East’s Georgetown Hoyas.