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Men's Squash Falls in CSA National Finals
In Harvard’s first appearance in the final round of the Potter Cup since its second place finish in 2004-2005, the Crimson couldn’t hold on against an undefeated Bantams squad. Trinity won its 14th championship in 15 years, after being unseated last year for the first time in 13 years by Princeton.
NOTEBOOK: Saunders Shines Early at Yale
NEW HAVEN, Conn.—It took Wesley Saunders one trip to New Haven to become national news.
5-on-5: Men's Basketball Weekend Preview
This weekend marks the first of back-to-back road stints for the Crimson. First on deck this week is a Friday night game against Brown. Then, Harvard will travel to New Haven to take on the Bulldogs in a Saturday showdown. The Crimson’s basketball beat writers answer five questions about this weekend’s matchups.
Solid Performances As Skiing Closes Regular Season
While a few members of the Harvard ski team will be back on the very same hill at Middlebury less than three weeks from now at NCAA Championships, most of the skiers enjoyed their last races of the carnival season at the Breadloaf and Snow Bowl.
Women's Basketball Looks Towards Key Road Trip
After stopping at the Palestra on Friday to take on Penn, the Crimson will come face to face with Princeton—which has won three consecutive Ivy League titles.
Men's Basketball Set To Make Run For Ivy Title
Harvard and Princeton each own one Ivy League loss, and provided that neither team drops another game against its other opponents, the two impending matchups between the Crimson and the Tigers will determine everything.
Give and Go: Men's Basketball
In a new weekly series by The Back Page, Harvard beat writers will discuss topics about a Crimson athletics team. ...
NOTEBOOK: Men's Basketball Struggles Down The Stretch
After 30 minutes of dominant play at Cornell on Friday night, it seemed that the Harvard men’s basketball team could finally take a breath. But once again, last minute inconsistency almost handed the Crimson its first Ivy League loss as their lead began to slip away late.
Beanpot Battles: The Best Games in Recent Years
While the rest of us are trying to pick spring classes and stay out of the cold, the Harvard ice hockey teams have different priorities. Facing off against BU, BC and Northeastern in the Beanpot next week, the men’s and women’s teams will look to prove that they are the dominant hockey force in Boston. The two week tournament is never an easy win, but it’s always worth watching. The Back Page breaks down some of the best Harvard Beanpot victories in recent memory.
NOTEBOOK: Men's Hockey Falls in Battle of Underachieving Teams
Battling into overtime on Saturday, the Crimson and the Saints were locked in a 3-3 tie after Harvard fought back from a 2-0 deficit. But St. Lawrence took control in the overtime period and netted a sudden death goal to end the contest. St. Lawrence now sits in seventh place in the ECAC, while Harvard rests at the bottom of the 12-team conference.
Men's Basketball Set for Dartmouth Rematch
When the Harvard men’s basketball team welcomes Dartmouth to Lavietes Pavilion Saturday for the Crimson’s Ivy League home opener, the Big Green will look to prove once again that non-conference records can be misleading
Peppelman Earns 100th Win but Wrestling Team Falls
It was a bittersweet afternoon for the Harvard wrestling team when it welcomed Rutgers to the Malkin Athletic Center Sunday.
Women's Hockey Squeaks by Union
Watching the Harvard women’s hockey team face Union Saturday, you wouldn’t believe that it was the Crimson’s lowest-scoring win this season.
Recapping the Women's Basketball Midseason Media Teleconference
Ivy League basketball hosted a midseason teleconference last week with each head coach speaking about the state of their teams ...
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