Baseball
King of the Mound: Male Performance of the Year
Striking out 12 in a matchup on the Ivy League regular season champ's home turf, Noah Zavolas threw a coveted no-hitter against Yale.
On Cloud Nine: Game of the Year, Runner-Up
Baseball tabs nine consecutive runs to crush Dartmouth's playoff ambitions.
Stirring the Pot: Upset of the Year
Embodying their new persona as the 'Bad Boys of Boston,' the Harvard baseball team was the overwhelming underdog heading into Beanpot title matchup.
Stand and Deliver
Zavolas fanned 12 batters in his no-hitter on April 13 against Yale, earning his fourth win of the season.
Bigge Bang Theory
Sophomore Hunter Bigge contributed on the mound and at the plate against Dartmouth, giving up zero runs over four innings and knocking in four RBIs, including a two-run homer.
Matt's All Folks!
The Crimson's 18-run outing was the highest offensive output of the season that included five home runs, two of which came from senior Matt Rothenberg.
Jake My Day
Sophomore outfielder Jake Suddleson takes a turn at the plate. For the team, the Beanpot win over Northeastern was largely the product of a six-run third inning, bringing the score to 8-6. Strong pitching held this mark through the remaining six innings.
Bigge Man on Campus
Sophomore Hunter Bigge and senior Austin Black celebrate at the plate against Penn on April 7. The two have been important bats for the Crimson in the middle of the lineup this season.
Going Down Swinging
First Baseman Pat McColl and Harvard must swing for the fences and sweep the series to reach the postseason.
Senior Spring
Nolan Zavolas will take the mound once last time during the regular season before walking the stage in a couple of weeks.
Baseball Seeks Ivy Playoff Berth
The season is on the verge of closing, after which the 2018 Crimson baseball team, for all its accolades, will be no more. But, before it moves on, though, the newfound Bad Boys of Boston look to add one more feather to its cap: an Ivy title.
Baseball Concedes Leads, Drops Two of Three at Cornell
Despite jumping out to leads in all three of its games, the Crimson could only muster one win on Sunday to avoid being swept by Cornell. The team must regroup for its final matchup of the year in order to clinch a spot in the Ivy Championship series.
Long Stretch
Senior righty Noah Zavolas pitched in all three series of Harvard's recent nine-game stretch.
Baseball Beats Princeton for First Sweep Since 2009
The Crimson is now gunning for its first Ivy League Championship title since 2005, when it defeated Cornell at O’Donnell Field in Cambridge, Mass. Thirteen years later, Harvard might just have what it takes to get back to the championship series.
