Spring Sports Supp 2018
Target Touch
Since a loss at the hands of NYU in December, the Crimson has only continued to grow, defeating all teams that cross its path. Since that loss, the team has registered two major wins, one at the Beanpot, and the other at the Ivy League Championship.
Fresh Kicks
The days are getting longer and the sun is finally out. For most Harvard students, this means spring break is just around the corner. For the Crimson track and field teams however, this means that the covered domes and bubbles are being replaced with the open stadiums of the outdoor season.
Cradling the Future
Heading into the 2018 season, the Harvard men’s lacrosse team returns the bulk of its squad from last year, having graduated only five seniors. With a mix of strong leadership and talented underclassmen, the Crimson hopes to secure its first winning record since 2014.
No Grit, No Glory
During the lengthy time Allard has spent at the helm, one will notice grit is one of the team’s ever-present themes, from preseason practices in the bubble, to the grind of the regular season, to postseason play.
Pitch Perfect
It’s hard to say that the Crimson has sky-high expectations for this spring, but it’s also hard to say that the team doesn’t expect to build upon the upwards trajectory that has been years in the making.
Harvard's Shamrock
After 14 seasons as the strength coach of the NBA's Boston Celtics, Bryan Doo has embraced a new role on Harvard coach Tommy Amaker's staff.
Cinderella Turns 20
When the final buzzer sounded, the Crimson had secured a 71-67 decision for its first ever Women’s NCAA Tournament victory in program history.
Redemption Tour
Despite earning second in the preseason poll and finishing as the Ivy League runner-up in consecutive years, Harvard has its sights set on an Ivy League Championship Series victory by season's end.
Oar d'Oeurves
After competing in several regattas in the fall, Harvard, a national force in crew, sets its sights on a successful dual meet and championship season in the spring.
Spring Sports Supplement 2018
With the changing of the seasons, rosters too have been renewed. Young teams are making runs at Ivy Championships while others are trying to maintain their divisional dominance.
Sweet Victory
The Harvard bench jumps for joy celebrating its historic tournament upset over Stanford.
When the Dust Settles
Then-junior guard Suzie Miller embraces her teammate on the court following Harvard’s victory.
When the Dust Settles
Then-junior guard Suzie Miller embraces her teammate on the court following Harvard’s victory.
Kickstarter
Junior lefthander Katie Duncan delivers a pitch in a regular season game against Princeton in 2017.
The Entire Harvard Bench
The Harvard bench observes game action during its Feb. 17 victory against Yale. Auxiliary staff including team trainers, medical staff, strength coaches, and managers line the far end of bench.
Osberg in a Suit
Assistant Director of Strength & Conditioning Luke Osberg joined Harvard Athletics in August 2014 and now works as the primary strength coach for men's basketball.
Huddle Up MBB
The team prepares for tip-off in its Jan. 26 contest against Yale. 16 of the team's 19 players have made at least one start this season.
Rio and the Headband
Freshman guard Rio Haskett logged four steals against Yale on Feb 17. The L.C. Bird graduate is averaging 15.1 minutes per game this season.