Lisa Kennelly

The drive from New Haven to Cambridge takes two to three hours. If you’ve just upset the No. 1 team

The term “rookie” doesn’t quite fit with what Lily Lorentzen did this year. The 10-1 record in dual matches? Nope.

How do you top one of the biggest comebacks in Harvard football history? You take it to overtime. Twice. On

If there’s one thing sportswriters love more than statistics, it’s proclaiming that statistics don’t tell the whole story. This makes

Harvard Stadium may look pretty on a postcard, but outside of football season, it doesn’t get much play. A series

Lily Lorentzen had a pretty good weekend. The Harvard freshman, the top seed in the CSA Individual National Championships, steamrolled

By Saturday night, it was official: a Harvard women’s squash player was going to win the 2006 College Squash Association

So much for home-court advantage—and so much for that national championship. Just days after upsetting top-ranked Yale in New Haven,

Yet again, the Ivy title will come down to Harvard-Yale. With a pair of wins this weekend over league rivals

This was not the best way to kick off the toughest four weeks of the season. The No. 2 Harvard