Jacob W. Lynch
Dual-Sport Athletes Take on Double Duty
Several Harvard athletes compete on multiple teams. They would not have it any other way.
Softball Ends Season With Two Losses
The Harvard softball team came into Sunday knowing it needed to win both games in order to advance to the Ivy League Championship Series. After losing to Brown last week due to an error-filled seventh inning, it was a close, hard fought loss this week that prevented the Crimson from returning to the ILCS for the fourth-straight year.
Softball Falls Game Behind North Division Leader
After sweeping Brown in a doubleheader Saturday, Harvard returned to the field in Providence, R.I., Sunday to complete its four-game series against the Bears. The Crimson, having won the first game, appeared well on its way to a second win before losing a lead late to end up splitting the second doubleheader.
Softball Puts it Together to Top Yale Twice
The Harvard softball team (16-17, 8-4) has struggled to find consistency throughout the season, splitting many doubleheaders. This Saturday, however, it all came together in dominating Yale (8-26, 3-9) in consecutive games, defeating it, 7-4, in the first game and 4-2 in the second.
Softball Falls to Providence, 5-3
Harvard grabbed the lead early, but the Crimson (9-15, 2-2) proved unable to hang on against the Friars (10-17-1), losing 5-3.
Softball Bounces Back to Sweep Columbia
After dropping its first two games of the Ivy League season against Penn on Friday, Harvard softball bounced back to sweep Columbia on Saturday. The Crimson (9-14, 2-2 Ivy) relied on strong pitching to top the Lions (11-13, 1-3).
Softball Comes Up Just Short to Loyola Marymount
In its first weekday game of the season, the Harvard softball team lost a close 8-7 game to Loyola Marymount.
Softball Drops Three of Four in South Carolina
After opening the season 2-3, the Harvard softball team dropped three games this weekend.
Farag Comes Up Short in Title Defense
For the fourth year in a row, the national championship went to a competitor in his first season at the collegiate level.
Crimson Capital
While most non-athletes are gradually easing back into the swing of classes and schoolwork, winter-sport athletes have been on the grind and back in Boston for a while now. It’s getting down to the wire as some winter sports face some tough tests towards the end of their schedule. How have they been faring recently? How's on the rise and who's stock is falling? The Back Page will take a look at who’s hot and who’s not as we head into the critical final weeks of the winter seaso
Men's Basketball Looks To Continue Momentum Versus Rivals
The Harvard men’s basketball team faces two league rivals at home this weekend, hosting Yale on Friday and Brown the following evening.
Wrestling Team Devotes J-Term to Community Service
While J-Term is a time to get off campus for many Harvard students, winter athletes stay on campus to train and compete. This year, the wrestling team decided to devote some of its free time to community service.
Trio of Gemmell Sisters Makes Impact on Ivy Squash
It is said sports bring people together like nothing else. Families spend countless hours travelling to games and cheering each other on.
Harvard Partners with Shelter To Bring Holiday Cheer
For the first time in recent memory, Harvard Campus Services and the Harvard Square Homeless Shelter have teamed to bring holiday cheer to Harvard Square’s homeless population.
NOTEBOOK: Women's Hockey Looks Hard To Beat
The Crimson came into the exhibition game on a four-game winning streak, in which it had given up only three goals, while scoring 16, including a 6-0 victory over Dartmouth on Friday night.
