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David Manikas
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Season, Career Start Strong for Water Polo's Banks
Women's Water Polo has started their season at an impressive 12-2, and freshman goalkeeper Zoe Banks has adjusted to collegiate water polo quickly.
Women's Water Polo Still Perfect After Nine Games
Two months into its season, the Harvard women’s water polo team has found itself amending the history books.
Geared Up: Inside the Bag of A Harvard Squash Player
Brownell’s personal preparation serves as a testament to his success, as the constant maintenance of his duffel bag both before practices and matches keeps him playing at the top of his game.
Men's Water Polo Caps Season with Deep Postseason Run
Harvard (22-8, 10-2 NWPC) capped off yet another successful season with a deep run in conference tournament play. Ultimately, the run concluded with a defeat to Princeton 12-10 in the NWPC championship game.
Sailor Henry Marshall Wins Singlehanded Nationals
Posting top-five finishes in every race but one on the weekend, Marshall clinched the title before the last race even began. He ended his commanding weekend with an impressive 40 points.
Field Hockey Claims Outright Ivy Title with Victory over Columbia
On Senior Day, Harvard shut out Columbia to claim the Ivy League title. Now, the team takes on Penn State in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
Rugby, Dartmouth Vie for Ancient Eight Title
The Crimson is looking to extend its three-game win streak after a commanding October. The only thing that stands between Harvard and it's crown, Dartmouth — for the second consecutive year.
Athlete of the Week: Tyler Adams
Wideout Tyler Adams had just one career reception prior to his breakout game on Friday night against Holy Cross. Now, the sophomore looks to sustain his newfound role in the season's second half.
Women's Volleyball Rallies Against Brown, Falls to Yale in Weekend Split
Playing on Friday in Providence, R.I., Harvard defeated Brown in five sets after conceding the first two frames. On Saturday, the Crimson travelled to New Haven, Conn., to face Yale, a game which Harvard lost in three, tightly-contested sets.
Sailing Competes in Four Regattas Across the Northeast
Across four competitions in Maryland, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts this weekend, the Crimson was forced to navigate through rough waters.
