Sports Features
Harvard Curling Club: From Learn-To-Curl to Nationals
After wrapping up a successful season, Harvard Club Curling is taking the ninth seed for the 2019 USA Curling College National Championship. This year it is held in Wayland, Mass, at the Broomstones Curling Club.
20 Years Later: Reflecting on Harvard’s 1999 National Championship
Not only did the national championship have major implications for the program — it also forged lasting relationships among players. The team remains tight, and communication is frequent.
Reconnecting with the Golden Generation: Harvard Basketball in the 1940's
By the time I finished reading the full note, it had dawned on me that I had stumbled upon an exciting opportunity— one that would allow me to dive deep into the legacy of a basketball program whose sole NCAA appearance before the arrival of Tommy Amaker came in 1946.
Former Team USA Goalie Devon Wills Takes Reins for Women’s Lacrosse
Devon Wills’s reputation got her here, but she is all business now. A long, challenging season looms, and Wills and her captains have work to do.
Spring Sports Supplement 2019
In the midst of "crossover" season on campus, Harvard's winter and spring sports are busy in action. Check out previews on spring teams, highlights from the winter season, and two look-backs at championship teams!
Picking up the Pace: Jovahn Williamson Spotlight
Sophomore sprinter Jovahn Williamson looks to improve on a successful freshman season this year.
The Rise of Michael Lackey
With his much-improved play this season, the Crimson's senior net-minder has helped bring Harvard back into the national conversation. Lackey now faces the road back to recovery after sustaining an injury in mid-February.
Women's Water Polo Still Perfect After Nine Games
Two months into its season, the Harvard women’s water polo team has found itself amending the history books.
Remembering Where He Came From: Five Minutes with Jeremy Lin
But anyone who’s met the 30 year-old that took the world by storm seven years ago, knows that Jeremy Lin’s future is much brighter than just basketball.
The Supercharger: Rob Baker Sparks Men’s Basketball
As Baker has made a welcome stride in his development, a few things remains constant: a laid-back passion for the game and an ability to provide an instant jolt of energy to the Crimson.
Remembering Where He Came From: Five Minutes with Jeremy Lin
The phenomenon known as “Linsanity” thrust the Torrance, Calif., native into the global spotlight in the world’s most famous arena. But anyone who’s met the 30 year old knows that Lin’s future is much brighter than just basketball.
Triple Threat: The Rise of the Three-Pointer at Harvard
A statistical look at Harvard men’s basketball's three-point shooting.
Harvard Baseball Builds New Friendships in Dominican Republic Trip
Over the course of Harvard baseball trip's to the Dominican Republic, the team participated in various community outreach projects, from painting a house in an impoverished village to visiting a local orphanage.
Rugby's Recruiting Success and Its 2018 Run to the NIRA Championship Game
This season, the Harvard women’s rugby team has proven it deserves attention. The program has continuously been among the best in the NCAA, and its 2018 campaign showed no change. The program’s greatness only becomes more impressive when the difficulty in recruiting high school rugby players and walk-ons is considered.
The Return of Bryce Aiken
The star point guard for Harvard Basketball had been sidelined for nearly a full calendar year due to offseason knee surgery. Finally, Bryce Aiken made his return on MLK Day.
