Women's Lacrosse
(Tri-)Captain Keeley
Tri-captain Keeley MacAfee contributed three goals on the week as the Crimson went 1-1, finishinoff a 9-8 nailbiter against Boston University before dropping Saturday’s match to No. 11 Denver.
Harvard Falls to No. 11 Denver, 17-6, To Cap Roller-Coaster Week
The inflatable sports bubble over Harvard Stadium protected both teams from a cold, gray drizzle on Sunday, but it could not protect Harvard from No. 11 Denver’s blistering attack in the second half.
Women's Lacrosse Starts Season at .500 After First Four Contests
Picking up wins against the University of New Hampshire and UMass, while dropping contests to No. 1 Boston College and Cornell, the Crimson begins their season at an even 2-2.
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.
Wills Way
First-year Devon Wills prepares to lead the women's lacrosse team to a winning campaign in her first season.
Athletics Department Selects Three New Head Coaches
The Harvard Athletics Department announced new head coaches for the men’s tennis, women’s lacrosse, and men’s and women’s diving teams.
Women’s Lacrosse Fails to Hold onto Halftime Lead Against UMass
In a game characterized by runs for both teams, the Minutewomen began the second half with a streak of goals that established a lead they never again relinquished.
BRIEF: Women’s Lacrosse Takes Undefeated Yale to OT
Harvard matched its opponent in clears, turnovers, and draw controls en route to a back-and-forth match that went down to the wire. One minute and 24 seconds into the extra period, a Yale overtime goal iced the game, 16-15, in favor of the Bulldogs.
Women's Lacrosse Falls to Cornell in Ivy Tournament
With the 16-11 loss to Cornell in the semifinals of the Ivy League Tournament, the women's lacrosse team's season has drawn to a close.
No. 11 Cornell Clamps Down on Women's Lacrosse
Although the Crimson lost 13-6, the team will have a shot at redemption on Friday when it faces Cornell again in the Ivy Tournament semifinal.
Ford: Built Tough
Tri-captain Emma Ford, pictured here driving to the net earlier in April against Penn. After this weekend's matchup with No. 11 Cornell, the Skaneateles, N.Y., native has 23 ground balls and 15 forced turnovers while manning the back line for the Crimson this season.
Quakers Spoil Harvard Women's Lacrosse Senior Night
Harvard competed in its final Ancient Eight home matchup of the season. The Crimson was unable to mount a comeback against Penn despite late-game heroics on Senior Night.
