Daniel A. Grafstein
Harvard Women's Hockey Losing a Legend
When the Harvard women’s hockey team takes to the ice this upcoming October, something will be different.
Does Harvard have a shot? Miami
Daniel Grafstein previews a possible Harvard tournament matchup against the Miami Hurricanes.
Women's Hockey Falls by One Goal in ECAC Final
Despite falling to Cornell, 2-1, in the tournament final, the news was not all bad for the Crimson (24-3, 17-3-2 ECAC), who took home individual honors and an all-important NCAA tournament berth.
Women's Hockey Opens ECAC Tournament With A Win
The Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference postseason tournament got off to a rocking start for the Harvard women's hockey team on Friday afternoon, as it took down Dartmouth, 3-0, in the first of a three-game opening round series.
Women's Hockey Skates to 2-2 Draw with St. Lawrence
Despite some late chances, the Harvard women's hockey team finished its battle against St. Lawrence with the score knotted at two.
Men's Squash Aims For National Title
It’s always intense when a Crimson squad pays a visit to New Haven. The rivalry is a particularly central one in squash, as the two schools have combined to win 41 of the 68 national championships in the collegiate history of the sport.
Men's Squash Secures Share of Ivy League Title
The stakes were high across the river at the Murr Center, as Harvard men’s squash took on Yale (11-3, 5-2 Ivy) with an Ivy League title on the line. The Crimson (15-2, 6-1) and its chief rival were tied at the top of the Ivy League at 5-1 in conference play going into their first match since ‘Nemo’ disrupted both squads’ schedules.
Women's Hockey Falls in Beanpot Opener
In a game full of big plays and even bigger stops, the No. 5 Harvard women’s hockey team lost to No. 2 Boston College, 2-1. in the first round of the Beanpot Tournament.
Women's Ice Hockey Plays to a 2-2 Draw Against Dartmouth
The third-ranked team in the nation traded goals with a Big Green side that hasn’t dropped a game at home since Nov. 23 when No. 5 Cornell paid Hanover a visit.
Decorated, But Not Done
“This year it feels like we are really well prepared—almost like we have done it before,” senior forward Margaret Chute says.
Women's Hockey Tops McGill, 4-1, in Preseason Scrimmage
Harvard controlled the game throughout, never trailing and outshooting the visiting Martlets, 29-13.
Club Sports Update: Tennis
This week, The Crimson crosses over state lines to drop in on the club tennis team, which was in New ...
Where Are They Now? Fitzpatrick To Start in Week One Contest
In case you missed the thrilling reality show that is the NFL preseason and the MLB’s dog days of summer, we’ve got you covered.
Jeremy Lin Update: NBA Social Media Awards and Early Bird Rights
It’s official: Jeremy Lin ’10 is a fan favorite. The emerging star received praise both on and off the court as NBA TV hosted its first-ever NBA Social Media Awards on Thursday.
WOMEN'S HOCKEY: After Strong Regular Season, Harvard Exits Early
The Harvard women’s hockey team turned over a new leaf this season. Despite losing two of its top four scorers, the squad squeaked out its highest win total since setting an NCAA record for consecutive wins in the 2007-08 season.
