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Mark Kelsey
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Golden Girls
The women’s heavyweight crew bested the field this weekend at Eastern Springs, rebounding from a loss to Yale last week.
Black Oar White
In the 10 races, the Harvard-Radcliffe heavyweight crew defeated Michigan State in four but dropped all five to Ohio State.
Pic Me
Former Harvard captain Michelle Picard '15-'16 will anchor the Metropolitan Riveters' blueline in her sophomore NWHL season.
D'O goes Pro
Miye D'Oench, after leading the team in scoring her senior year, joined the NWHL's Metropolitan Riveters last year.
Ice Cold Metal
The 2015 Harvard hockey seniors show off the prizes of their respective conference championships.
Clapback
Women's squash players and fans celebrate after the team captured the 2015 CSA Women's National Team Championship.
Outside the Bubble
Oakland Athletics prospect, Mike Martin, rounds the bases against Northeastern in 2015's Beanpot.
Batter Up
Despite nearly matching their opponent in hits, nine to 10, respectively, Harvard could not translate their success at the plate into runs. A dominant fourth inning, was neutralized by a strong performance from Boston College in the final four innings, the Eagles scoring six throughout and the Crimson one.
You Don't S.A.Y.
Junior Sue Ann Yong, pictured here against Princeton at the National Championships in 2015, swept her opponent this weekend at Princeton.
Retribution Round
After facing a 7-2 loss to No. 1 Trinity earlier in the season, Harvard got another crack at their opponent in the National Championship match Sunday. The Crimson would ultimately fall 5-4.
The Path Through BU
Co-captain Alexander Kerfoot ‘17 looks up at the scoreboard as Boston University players celebrate behind him following a 4-3 Terrier victory in double-OT at the 2015 Beanpot. The two sides will meet again in this year's championship game.
Hopes Squashed
Junior Madhav Dhingra lost his match in straight sets, 11-9, 11-3, 12-10, on Wednesday, and he was one of five Crimson to walk off the court empty-handed againt No. 2 Trinity. The nail-biting defeat, Harvard’s first of the season, drops the Crimson to No. 2 in the rankings and pushes Trinity up to the No. 1 spot.
