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For Love or The Game: Erika Veidis
As the spring semester begins, so does the racing season for Erika Veidis, a sophomore on the Harvard track and ...
Women's Squash Rebounds For Two Shutout Victories
Following a narrow loss to Princeton last week, the Crimson took on no. 16 Hamilton and no. 9 Amherst on Saturday. Harvard bounced back from its only loss of the season in decisive fashion, sweeping both teams for a combined 18-0 tally.
NOTEBOOK: Hard-Nosed Defense Leads To Low-Scoring Night for Women's Hockey
For the majority of the first thirteen minutes, senior goaltender Laura Bellamy stood in the net, waiting for pucks to come her way. When the seven shots on goal that Union (17-14-3, 0-9-3 ECAC) managed finally did find their way towards the nation’s leading score-stopper, Bellamy took care of business, shutting out the Dutchwomen in a 1-0 victory.
Nordic Skier Headed to World Competition
While most Harvard students will be spending the week before Jan. 28 relaxing before classes begin or wrapping up a ...
Men's Squash Suffers First Loss in Thriller
The last time that Harvard men’s squash won a match against Princeton, George W. Bush had just been inaugurated into his second term as President. But the year that Bush’s successor was inaugurated into his second term of office would not be the one to break the skid.
Lin '10 Struggles in Third Straight Loss
Saturday night’s contest between the Houston Rockets and the Philadelphia 76ers saw two teams both looking to end skids.
Skiing Starts its Season at Vermont Carnival
Key performances from rookies helped the team kick off the season when the alpine skiers made the trek this weekend to Stowe, Vt. to begin its EISA competition at the Vermont Carnival, where the team took 11th place out of 13 teams.
No. 4 Women's Hockey Tops RPI To Earn ECAC Lead
The Crimson held on for the remaining five minutes on Saturday afternoon to eke out a 2-1 victory over RPI, keeping its league record unblemished.
Chambers, Travis Runners-Up for Athlete of the Week Honor
Christine Clark’s passing 1000-point milestone and impressive play won the junior guard on the women’s basketball team the first Athlete ...
Tommy Amaker Adds Another Milestone to Impressive Resume
After his team blew an 18-point lead to St. Mary’s less than a week ago, men’s basketball coach Tommy Amaker ...
Women's Basketball Falls to BU in Overtime
The number 22 haunted the Harvard women’s basketball team in its 68-61 overtime loss to Boston University at Case Gymnasium Monday.
Track and Field Kicks Off Indoor Season at Harvard Open
The Harvard track and field team shook off the rust from the off-season to post solid showings all around at its indoor opener on Saturday at the Harvard Open.
J-Term: No Rest For Harvard's Winter Sports
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Radcliffe Novice Rowers Dominate First Fall Season
Rowing excellence is not uncommon at Harvard. And this fall, a new crop of oarswomen has swept its way to an undefeated fall season.
Women's Swimming and Diving Takes Sixth at Georgia Meets
After three decisive victories over Ivy League foes to start off the season, the Harvard women’s swimming and diving team headed south for its first real test in Georgia.
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