Winter Is Coming: Winter Sports Supplement 2016
With Vesey and Criscuolo Gone, Kerfoot Takes the Reins
When you play with wingers as talented as Jimmy Vesey and Kyle Criscuolo, your job is to distribute. Thirty of Alex Kerfoot’s 34 points last year came via assists, explaining exactly why Vesey dominated more headlines than the junior from West Vancouver. Things are different now.
Men's Basketball's Best Recruiting Class in Program History Looks to Make Immediate Impact
Somehow though, come Thursday evening when the team tips off against MIT, seven Harvard freshmen—who comprise the 10th-best recruiting class in the nation—will all be wearing Crimson.
Boehm Goes the Dynamite
Replacing graduated seniors is never an easy task. Filling the shoes of AnnMarie Healy ’16, a first team All-Ivy selection and the leading scorer for last year’s Harvard women’s basketball team, is even tougher.
Their Goal is to Stop Yours
Rarely do coaches have to replace arguably the best player in program history at a certain position.
After a Year-Long Hiatus, Siyani Chambers is Back
Chambers’ absence was felt on and off the court
Locked and Loaded: Men's Basketball Aims to Return to Top of Ivy League
While a significant portion of the team lacks big-game experience—or college experience in general—the 2016-2017 roster could go down as the one of the most talented of the Tommy Amaker era.
After Departure of Core Senior Class, Women's Ice Hockey Looks for New Identity
The Harvard women’s hockey team doesn’t believe in rebuilding years. After graduating five seniors last year and recruiting six new freshmen to the ice in Cambridge, the team is prepared to prove wrong those who view the 2016-2017 season as one solely for growth.
Without Clear Centerpiece, Men's Hockey to Rely on Depth
Hobey Baker winner Jimmy Vesey ’16 is now a member of the New York Rangers. Not to mention, two-year captain Kyle Criscuolo has departed as well. But fear not Cambridge, for the Bright lights are not to be extinguished just yet. A new act is in town, and it’s ranked No. 12 in the nation.
Women's Basketball Looks to Compete for Top Spot
The Harvard women’s basketball team may have lost its three best players to graduation, but this year’s squad is looking to make history, not excuses.