Seniors Provide Lift in Overtime Win for Women's Soccer

Senior midfielder Dani Stollar provided the game-winner, heading in the golden goal in the 95th minute, while senior co-captain Caroline Chagares got the Crimson on the board in the first half. Freshman forward Murphy Agnew had a stellar game as well, chipping in two crosses for her first two career assists.

Women’s Soccer Prepares For Grueling Week Ahead

The next five days for the Harvard women’s soccer team will perhaps be a test of two things: endurance and the ability to fine-tune. Can the Crimson squad, sitting on a 4-2 record for the year, pull through a grueling stretch of three games in five days while continuing to dutifully prepare for the quickly-approaching Ivy League conference play?

Mohammadi's Game-Winner Helps Harvard Down BC

Despite the Crimson recording zero other shots-on-goal the entire game, Mohammadi’s deft chip shot in the 70th minute stood until the final whistle.

Staunch Defense Leads Women's Soccer to Two Wins

“We knew we’d have to play Friday and Sunday, which we haven’t done all year, with one day’s rest,” Crimson coach Chris Hamblin said. “It was a new challenge in multiple ways for us."

Summer Postcard: The Local Baseball Team

It’s not often that one stays in a brand-new city for such a short period of time, especially one as vibrant, new, and growing as Asheville.

The Local Baseball Team

Forward She Goes: Female Athlete of the Year

Forward Midge Purce wraps up a decorated career with her third Ivy title in four years.

Baseball Takes Three of Four From Brown

The Crimson split Saturday’s doubleheader with Brown before sweeping Sunday’s two games to improve to 16-20 on the season and 5-11 in conference play. The Bears (12-21, 5-11 Ivy League) have now lost 10 of their last 13 games and are tied with Harvard and Princeton for the worst conference record in the conference.

Baseball Drops High-Scoring Series to Yale

Harvard baseball saw its four-game set with Yale explode into a veritable hit parade. A relatively mild 4-2 opener gave way to the two teams combining for 75 runs over the last three games—wreaking havoc on ERAs but providing for lively viewing.

Harvard Baseball Ends Weekend 1-3 in Ivy Play

This weekend was a chance for the Harvard baseball team to recover from last weekend’s 0-4 Ivy-opening showing and make a definitive statement on its home turf. Despite the team successfully defending O’Donnell Field against Massachusetts last Wednesday, this weekend’s series against Ivy League rivals Cornell and Princeton saw the Crimson drop three of four in Cambridge and remain bound to the cellar of the conference standings with a 1-7 Ivy record.

BRIEF: Baseball Downed by Columbia, Penn in Ivy-Opening Play

Despite the Crimson's hot hitting from the weekend prior, the team saw its road woes continue, as it dropped to 10-12 overall and an 0-4 start in Ivy play.

After Dropping One, Baseball Takes Three Straight Against Army

Coming off of a sweep at the hands of South Florida last weekend, the Harvard baseball team, buoyed by continued offensive production, rebounded by taking three of four from Army in Cary, N.C.

Baseball Wins One, Drops Three Against Jacksonville

Despite splitting the first two games, Harvard saw early slim leads slip away in both the next two matches and ultimately dropped three of four to the Dolphins.

Baseball Heats Up Offensively, Defeats Bucknell and Massachusetts

Combined with continued rock-solid starting pitching, the improved results at the plate translated to 9-8 and 8-2 Harvard wins, respectively, over the New Jersey-based Bison and in-state rival Minutemen.

Baseball Sweeps Lafayette, Coppin State in D.C.

The Crimson looked to take care of business in Washington, D.C. against two teams that had combined for one win and 10 losses before the start of weekend play. Buoyed by an offensive outburst of 33 total runs, Harvard (4-0) did more than just take care of business—its weekend sweep illustrated the potential of a team firing on all cylinders.