Peter G. Cornick
Comeback Propels Men's Volleyball to Finals
As the saying goes, revenge is a dish best served cold, and it was a dish the Harvard men’s volleyball team whipped up Thursday night, fighting back from a late deficit to take down George Mason, 3-2, in the EIVA semifinals.
Men's Volleyball Completes Sweep, Overcomes St. Francis, 3-0
The Harvard men’s volleyball team (7-2, 3-1 EIVA) added to the program’s best win over No. 9 Penn State by racking up another straight set conference victory over St. Francis (5-9, 2-3 EIVA) Saturday night at the Malkin Athletic Center, 3-0.
Women's Squash Sweeps Pair of Ivy Foes
Harvard (9-1, 4-1 Ivy) was expected to have little trouble with the Lions Saturday afternoon, as Columbia is in its second season as a varsity program. On the other hand, the Big Red came to Cambridge with plans of snagging an upset against the 2012 CSA national champions. But after a sweep of the first round of matches, led by co-captain Natasha Kingshott, the win never looked in doubt for the hosts.
Women's Hockey Dominates Russian National Team in 4-0 Shutout
The Harvard women's hockey team skated by the Russian National Team in a 4-0 shutout win.
An International Affair
Junior forward Lyndsey Fry and sophomore defender Michelle Picard are used to taking the ice for Harvard women’s hockey coach Katey Stone in the Crimson’s red and white uniforms. But next month, the duo will be adding a third color to their jerseys when Stone sends them on the ice: blue.
Students React to Kyle Casey's Withdrawal
Students react with surprise and disappointment as Kyle D. Casey '13 withdraws from the College in light of the Government 1310 cheating scandal.
Rookies Shine in Trio of Men's Water Polo Losses
After opening its weekend at the Princeton Invitational with a win on Friday night, the Harvard men’s water polo team (3-4) could not fend off its opponents on Saturday and Sunday, dropping the final three games of the tournament.
WOMEN'S SQUASH: Harvard Captures 13th National Title
Squash is, by nature, an individual sport. But with the CSA Team National Championships on the line, the veterans of Harvard women’s squash team (17-0, 7-0 Ivy) showed how crucial the team aspect can be to a successful season.
FEMALE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR, FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR, RUNNER-UP: Amanda Sobhy
In Sobhy's perfect 15-0 rookie campaign, the freshman never dropped a set on her way to both an individual and team title in her first year with the Crimson.
MEN'S VOLLEYBALL: Harvard Enjoys Best Season in Almost 20 Years
While most of the school will remember 2012 as the year Harvard basketball first entered the national spotlight by entering ...
Men's Soccer Tops Haiti, Falls to Cape Verde All-Stars in Exhibition Matches
On paper, it was an impressive weekend for the Harvard men’s soccer team. But, in reality, it was much more than that.
Regular Season Ends with Weekend Split for Men's Volleyball
The No. 15 Harvard men’s volleyball team will go into the EIVA playoffs in two weeks riding the momentum of a win, but the team’s final weekend of the regular season was far from its best, as the Crimson split its New Jersey roadtrip to NJIT and Rutgers-Newark.
Men's Volleyball Splits Weekend Games, Earns Postseason Berth
But after Harvard started 2-0 in University Park, Pa., the Nittany Lions came roaring back into the match, tying the game at two before taking the decisive fifth game.
Conference's Best Squads Await Men's Volleyball
Harvard (16-3, 8-2 EIVA) will have to overcome stiff challenges from the two teams flanking the Crimson in the EIVA rankings.
Matt Jones Leads Men's Volleyball to 3-0 Win Over NJIT
In front of his friends and family, Matt Jones did what he has done for all four of his years at Harvard: score.
