David Mazza
Men's Hockey Downs Bentley, 5-0
With the departure of prolific scorer Alex Killorn ’12 from the Harvard men’s hockey team, it would seem as if the Crimson would have a major hole to fill in its offense.
Rookies Ready To Contribute
Though there may not be any NHL games at the moment, members of the Harvard men’s hockey team’s freshman class plan to make a name for themselves at the professional level in the years to come.
No. 2 Princeton Overpowers Field Hockey, 7-0
Facing the second-ranked team in the nation, the Harvard field hockey team held the Tigers to just one goal in the first 27 minutes. But then the floodgates opened.
Cornell Blanks Field Hockey in Ivy Contest
Harvard battled back at the end of the half and early in the second, but Cornell was again able to establish control with three goals in the final frame en route to its 4-0 shutout of the Crimson.
Field Hockey Preps for Bucknell
In the conclusion of a busy week of field hockey, where Harvard (3-7, 1-2 Ivy) will have played four games in eight days, the Crimson is set to face off against Bucknell (6-6, 1-0 Patriot) Sunday afternoon at Jordan Field.
Field Hockey Picks Up First Ivy Win at Brown, Falls to Quinnipiac
The Harvard field hockey team earned both its first Ivy League win and winning streak of the season on Saturday afternoon, defeating Brown (2-6, 0-3 Ivy) in a tense 1-0 battle.
Liu Leads Men's Golf to Fifth-Place Finish at MacDonald Cup
The Crimson couldn’t make up any ground on Sunday, beginning and ending the day in fifth place. Harvard shot a 572 (+12) in the tournament, finishing eight behind host Yale.
Season-high Three Goals Not Enough in Field Hockey's 4-3 Loss at Penn
Penn netted four goals and defeated Harvard, 4-3, dropping the Crimson (1-5, 0-2 Ivy) for the first time in three years.
Following Hot Start, Men's Golf Falters
In its first tournament of the 2012-13 season, the Harvard men’s golf team came out strong, finishing in a tie for second place after one round of the McLaughlin tournament held at the Bethpage Red Course in Farmingdale, N.Y.
SPORTS BRIEF: Harvard Will Look To End Three-Game Skid Entering Ivy Play
It is not quite the same as The Game, but Saturday’s game between Harvard field hockey and Yale at Jordan ...
Field Hockey Drops Second Straight Match
The Harvard field hockey team fell to an early 2-0 deficit in the first half, and Providence never looked back, ultimately defeating the Crimson, 3-0, Saturday afternoon in Providence, N.H.
Crimson Field Hockey Faces Fierce New England Competition
The Harvard field hockey team (1-1) will attempt to snap losing streaks against two New England squads this weekend as ...
Late Goal Gives Field Hockey 1-0 Win over Holy Cross
Despite a slow start and several yellow cards and injuries in the second half, the Harvard field hockey team pulled off a victory in the season opener, defeating Holy Cross, 1-0, in front of a sizeable crowd at Jordan Field Saturday afternoon.
MEN'S GOLF: Progress, as Crimson Remains in Contention All Year
Down 15 strokes and closing in on the lead on the final day of the Ivy League Championships, the Harvard men’s golf team hadn’t felt this type of pressure in a long time.
MALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR, RUNNER-UP: Danny Biega
Biega, recently named a first-team All-American, was a top contributor both offensively and defensively, winning the ECAC Best Defensive Defenseman award while also notching 1.06 points per game—second best nationally for defensemen.
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