Andrew R. Mooney
Questions Abound for Men's Basketball
What rotation will the Crimson rely on in its bid to defend its Ivy crown and return to the NCAA Tournament?
Field Hockey Comes Up Empty Against Boston College
For large periods of the second half of Sunday’s game against No. 17 Boston College, the Harvard field hockey team played even with its more heralded opponents. But the Crimson was unable to convert its bevy of offensive chances into goals to surmount an early deficit, ultimately falling, 3-0, at Jordan Field.
Van Herwaarden Takes Up the Reins as Field Hockey Head Coach
If he wanted to move up in either profession, he would have to make a choice between coaching field hockey and banking. His childhood passion won out.
Field Hockey Falls, 2-1, to Sacred Heart in 2-OT
Despite a stalwart defensive effort for much of the game, the Harvard field hockey team ultimately succumbed to constant pressure from Sacred Heart, falling, 2-1, in double-overtime to the Pioneers on Monday at Jordan Field.
Live in London
The opening ceremony always seemed to me an especially out of place element of the Olympics. On the eve of a fortnight of ferocious athletic competition, viewers are treated to three hours of the most elaborate performance art most will see for the next four years. Outside of the amount of preparation required, the sight of a giant Voldemort being assailed by an army of Mary Poppinses doesn’t seem to share much in common with a marathon or a discus throw.
FIELD HOCKEY: Caples Leaves After Team’s Best Season Since 2007
It was a year of change for the Harvard field hockey team in 2011.
COACH OF THE YEAR, RUNNER-UP: Mike Way
With the help of a coach on the rise, Harvard squash may be the Way of the future for many years to come.
Sailing Qualifies for Nationals with Third-Place Finish
The Harvard co-ed sailing team has just shortened its summer.
Tradition Hinders Ivy League Football
As the league seeks out higher levels of national exposure, it appears caught between two masters: the pressure to excel as a sports conference and the pull of tradition to maintain the status quo.
Softball Set To Face Penn in Championship Series
For the third consecutive year, the Harvard softball team earned a berth in the best-of-three Ivy League Championship Series.
Sophomores Breaking Down Fishing Walls
What was perhaps more remarkable than his big catch was that Cominsky and his teammate, sophomore Jake Boy, had even made it to Texas in the first place.
Harvard Baseball's Brush with Perfection
On Saturday, unheralded Chicago White Sox lefthander Philip Humber recorded the 21st perfect game in MLB history, retiring 27 Seattle ...
Lange Helps Crimson Softball to Four-Win Weekend at Rival Yale
Yale pitcher Chelsey Dunham could be forgiven if she was a little nervous in the first inning of game two of Sunday’s doubleheader against the Harvard softball team.
Ivy League Basketball Considers Tournament
The Ivy League is exploring the prospect of organizing an annual postseason tournament for the conference’s automatic NCAA tournament bid.
Offensive Surge Boosts Huskies Past Harvard Baseball
Despite a strong start by sophomore righthander Baron Davis, the Harvard baseball team fell to Northeastern, 9-4, on Wednesday at Friedman Diamond in Brookline, Mass.
