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PREVIEW: Men's Hockey Will Honor Seniors, Fight for ECAC Bye in Final Regular-Season Weekend

The Crimson hosts Rensselaer on Friday in a battle for a first-round bye in the ECAC playoffs. On Saturday, the team will entertain Union for senior night.

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Skiing

‘Tis the Ski-son: A Year in Review

The lack of snow in Cambridge this year has not stopped the Harvard Alpine and Nordic ski teams from having a historic season. Last week, the ski team concluded its regular season by placing 10th out of 26 teams at the Williams Carnival.

Men's Basketball

Notebook: Men's Basketball Earns Mid-Atlantic Sweep To Close in on Ivy Tournament Berth

Women's Basketball

Women's Basketball Loses Twice On the Road, Extending Losing Streak to Three

Women's Swimming

Women's Swim & Dive Breaks Program Records at Ivy League Championships

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Men's Basketball

Mamdani's Musings: Harvard Basketball Finally Returns Home

Men's Basketball

COLUMN: A Fruitful Orlando Invitational for Men's Basketball

Columns

COLUMN: Ivy League Parity is Back

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Mamdani's Musings

by Amir Mamdani

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by Joseph W. Minatel and Henry Zhu

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The Back Page

Harvard Men's Basketball Announces Captains for 2019-2020 Season

Athlete of the Week: Lewis Zerter-Gossage...

Athlete of the Week: Hunter Ladnier...

Women's Squash

SIX-PEAT: Women's Squash Wins Sixth Consecutive National Championship

Harvard women's squash defeated No. 2 Princeton to take home the Howe Cup. This marks the sixth consecutive year in which Harvard has won the national championship.

Men's Basketball

Men's Basketball Earns Crucial Weekend Sweep with 69-65 Win Over Penn

Both senior forward Chris Lewis and sophomore guard Noah Kirkwood notched 19 points, but this 69-65 victory was largely a complete team effort.

Men's Basketball

Uplifted by Mason Forbes, Men's Basketball Knocks Off Princeton 61-60

“I just want you to know that we don't win this game tonight at all without Mason Forbes,” coach Tommy Amaker said.

Men's Ice Hockey

No. 20 Men's Hockey Ousted by St. Lawrence, 6-3

Harvard’s loss soils the emotional high of Friday’s statement win over the Golden Knights. The program, still with its eyes on a top-four finish in the ECAC, will close out its regular-season slate at home next weekend

The Back Page

Athlete of the Week: Lewis Zerter-Gossage...

Athlete of the Week: Hunter Ladnier...

Men's Basketball

Ivy League Weekend Preview: What's at Stake for Men's Basketball

Five teams in the Ivy League are 5-3 or better. All five have reasonable hopes of challenging not only for a spot in the tournament but for at least a share of an Ancient Eight championship. Drama should abound these last three weeks, starting in Cambridge this weekend, where Harvard will welcome Penn and Princeton.

Men's Basketball

Five-Minute Overtime: Men's Basketball's Post-Practice Drill Pays Dividends

Harvard has won 21 of the last 23 overtime games, and 15 of its last 16 Ivy overtime games.

Men's Ice Hockey

No. 20 Men's Hockey Takes Down No. 5/6 Clarkson on Road

The Golden Knights represent the highest-caliber opponent Harvard has defeated in 2019-2020 and the program’s first takedown of a top-five team since its Beanpot crown on Feb. 13, 2017.

Features

“Stress with Answers:" Gina Kennedy and Navigating Pressure in Elite Squash

Senior squash co-captain Gina Kennedy commands one of the most demanding schedules on campus between training, school, and matches. In such an individual sport, the veteran star talks performance, teamwork, and the future.

Track and Cross Country

Men's and Women's Track and Field Put Up Performances for the Record Books in Two Different Meets

This past weekend, Harvard Track and Field split their efforts, with part of the team competing in the Valentine Invitational at nearby Boston University and part of the team competing at the Tiger Paw Invitational in Clemson, South Carolina. Crimson records were tested and broken on the long weekend, as a pair of Havard runners from both the men’s and women’s sides had incredible performances in the mile.

Men's Basketball

The Long Road Back: Reed Farley's Return to Men's Basketball

It had been 755 days — 2 years and 25 days — since Reed Farley last played in a game for Harvard men’s basketball.

Women's Ice Hockey

Women’s Ice Hockey Clinches Home Ice in the ECAC Quarterfinals with Narrow Weekend Sweep

Despite having beaten Rensselaer (RPI) and Union by multi-goal margins in January, Harvard faced significant resistance on the road in Upstate New York. Nonetheless, the Crimson (15-11-1, 14-5-1 ECAC) managed to add a third-period insurance goal against the Engineers (0-31-1, 0-20-0 ECAC) and notched a sudden-death overtime winner against the Dutchwomen (5-22-5, 5-12-3 ECAC).

Men's Tennis

Men’s Tennis Dominates Princeton, Falls to Cornell in ECAC Final, Snaps Unbeaten Streak

After a dominating performance against Princeton, men's tennis reaches finals of ECAC tournament but eventually falls to Cornell.