Men's Soccer


Men's Soccer Ties Close Ivy Contest

The Harvard men’s soccer team (5-4-2, 0-1-1) met Columbia at home this past Saturday while on the hunt for their first Ivy League win. Although the Crimson led for most of the hard-fought contest, the Lions were able to net one in the second half, ending the game tied 1-1.


Protect the Net

Three Harvard defenders guard the goal against a corner kick from Columbia. The teams tied 1-1 on Saturday.


Men's Soccer Loses Ivy Opener, 3-2, to Cornell, Notches 1-0 Win at Boston University

The Harvard men’s soccer team (5-4-1, 0-1) dropped a close contest to the Cornell Big Red in its Ivy League opener, but bounced back quickly a few days later by shutting out its crosstown rival, the Boston University Terriers. Although the loss was undeniably a disappointing start to its Ivy League campaign, the Crimson was undeterred and performed well against the Terriers.


Team Effort

Harvard men's soccer celebrates after a 2-1 victory on Sept. 6, 2022, against Bryant. After a strong 2021 campaign, the team is off to a solid start again a season later.


Marko Polo

Sophomore midfielder Marko Isakovic dribbles past a defender in a 2-1 victory over Bryant on Sept. 6, 2022. Isakovic notched his third assist of the season in Saturday's loss to Cornell.


Harvard Kicks Off Season with Back-to-Back Wins

The 2021 season for the Crimson (8-5-3) was one of best in recent history, and they show no sign of letting up in 2022. Two victories to begin the season over Central Connecticut State University and Bryant University foretell good things to come, with Harvard showing its ability to work under pressure early with a last-second go-ahead goal against the Bulldogs to win the game.


Making his Marko

Sophomore Marko Isakovic drives down the field against Bryant University. In the previous game against Central Connecticut State University, he earned his second collegiate point with an assist.


Going Out on Top

Senior Fernando Docters, pictured above against Princeton, played his final game in a Harvard jersey in Saturday's 4-1 win over Penn.


Opener

Junior forward Martin Vician navigates Princeton defenders on Oct. 23. On Saturday against Columbia, the Slovakia native opened the scoring en route to a 3-2 Crimson victory.


Dr. Docters

Defender and captain Fernando Docters controls the ball in last week's loss against Princeton. On Saturday, the Crimson rebounded from the 4-1 defeat to the Tigers with a 1-0 win over Dartmouth.


Men’s Soccer Defeated 4-1 after Princeton’s Second-Half Surge

Harvard fell to Ivy League leaders Princeton at home on Saturday evening by a score of 4-1. After a steady first-half performance from the Crimson, the Tigers came alive in the second half, scoring three goals in eight minutes to earn the victory.


Second-Half Surge

Junior forward/midfielder Martin Vician chases the ball down the sideline during Harvard's 4-1 defeat to Princeton.


Harvard Men’s Soccer Outlasts Holy Cross in Thrilling Fashion

Harvard (5-4-3, 0-1-2 Ivy) was victorious in its last non-conference matchup of the season, outlasting Holy Cross (8-4-2, 5-1-0 Patriot) in an entertaining game in Worcester. The Crimson struck first and last in the matchup, with the Crusaders tying the game in both the first and second half before Harvard won the game with an outrageous first-time volley in the 88th minute.


High Effort from Ebbinge

Sophomore midfielder Willem Ebbinge advances the ball up the field in a match against Boston earlier this season. Ebbinge picked up two assists in Tuesday's game against Holy Cross, bringing his team-leading assist total to eight on the season.


Harvard Ties Brown in Grueling Overtime Match

For the fifth time in eleven games this season, Harvard played overtime on Saturday night after regulation was not enough to find a winner. After a hard-fought 110 minutes, the Crimson men had to settle for a 2-2 draw with Brown.


On the Hunt

In a nail-biter start to the season, the Crimson men entered overtime in five out of their first eleven games.


Deadly Duo

First-year forward Alessandro Arlotti controls a pass as junior forward Martin Vician watches on in a matchup against Boston University. The pair were vital in Harvard’s late rally vs. No.24 Cornell as both scored and assisted.


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