Taryn I. Kurcz
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Baseball Spends Time with Local Elementary Students
During their weekly visits, Novak and his teammates spend a few hours interacting with kindergarten through fifth grade students in their daily activities.
Two Flight Victories Highlight Weekend for Women's Tennis
The tournaments marked the Crimson’s second weekend of competition following the Columbia Invitational on Sept. 14.
Late Night Food Fight: Pizza Ring
I can think of two things that are best bought past midnight, get delivered to your door, have a big selection, and give you a cheap, satisfying, quick fix with almost certain regret in the morning. One is not legal in the state of Massachusetts. The other is Pizza Ring.
WRESTLING: Individual Success Characterizes Year
Coming off of a year that had very few individual or team victories, the Harvard wrestling team (5-10, 1-4 Ivy) performed considerably better in 2011-12, sending four grapplers to the NCAA tournament—the most since 2007—and posting its best head-to-head record since the 2008-09 season.
BASEBALL: Late-Season Push Falls Short
Heading into the final weekend of the 2012 season, the Harvard baseball team was still in control of its own destiny
Women's Tennis Finishes Third in Ivy League
Going into Saturday’s match against Dartmouth, the Harvard women’s tennis team was out of contention for the Ivy League title, and it knew its contest against the Big Green was going to be its last of the year.
McGuiggan Continues To Impress at Plate
The Hingham, Mass. native notched an impressive .500 batting average (7-for-14), including two doubles and the homerun, to go with two RBIs.
Women's Tennis Falls at Yale, Takes Down Brown
The Harvard women’s tennis team entered this past weekend’s matchups with an outside shot at winning the Ivy League title. But Harvard’s chances were cut short by first-place Yale on Friday.
NOTEBOOK: Despite Loss, Beanpot Provides Positives for Harvard
In this year’s Beanpot championship, Harvard found itself in a similar position. Heading into the bottom of the seventh, the Crimson was losing, 8-0, despite six hits and only one fielding error.
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ROLE MODELS
Junior Peter Kaplan (left) and senior Matt Doyle (right) are two members of the baseball team that make weekly visits to Cunniff Elementary School in Watertown to spend time with elementary students. The team has been recognized by the school’s teaching staff as positive male role models.
Harvard Senior Athletes 2011
Crimson Sports sat down with twelve Harvard senior athletes and asked them about their athletic, academic, and social experiences at Harvard.