Reed M. Trimble
Reed Trimble '27 is the Sports Chair of The Crimson’s 153rd Guard. He is a beat writer for men's and women's volleyball. He lives in Pforzheimer House and concentrates in Economics and Government.
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Latest Articles
Harvard Women’s Volleyball Goes Undefeated in Nonconference Play for the First Time in Program History
Death, taxes, and Harvard women’s volleyball winning appear to be the three constants in life as the Crimson complete another undefeated weekend, not dropping a set in the process.
Harvard Football Turns to a New Chapter. Here’s What To Know About Team 153.
Heading into head coach Andrew Aurich’s third season at the helm of Harvard football, the expectations are as high as ever. However, with a new quarterback and a dramatic clash with Yale looming, the Crimson has some questions to answer as it vies for another Ivy League championship.
Harvard Women’s Volleyball Sweeps Road Trip, Achieves Best Start in Program History
Harvard women's volleyball extends its undefeated start to the season to 7-0, the best start to a season in program history.
Harvard Women’s Volleyball Dominates in Opening Weekend Sweep
Efficient offense, aggressive serves, suffocating defense, and an exciting freshman class combined for a dominant opening weekend for Harvard women’s volleyball as the team swept a trio of regional foes.
When Things Don’t Bounce Your Way: Field Hockey Falls in NCAA Final Four
Heartbreak of the Year may sound like the least desirable of The Crimson's 2026 Year in Sports Superlatives, but to have heartbreak, a team must first have great success. And the end of the story doesn't define the history the 2025 Harvard field hockey team made along the way.
Sailing Finishes Season at ICSA Open Fleet Racing National Championships
After defending its ICSA Open Team Racing National Championship last month, the Harvard Sailing team looked to close its season with a title in the ICSA Open Fleet Racing National Championship in St. Petersburg, Fla., this weekend. Despite a first-place finish in its semifinal on Tuesday and Wednesday, the team came up short in the final, finishing in seventh.
Harvard Baseball Drops Final Midweek Game at Holy Cross
After being eliminated from Ivy League Tournament contention in a sweep loss to Penn over the weekend, the Harvard baseball team looked to recover momentum in a midweek matchup at Holy Cross. Unfortunately for the Crimson, untimely errors and extra base knocks by the Crusaders proved too much to overcome in a 12-9 loss.
Sailing Earns Fourth Consecutive NEISA Open Fleet Racing Championship
The Harvard sailing team continued its dominant spring season at a series of races this past weekend. Most notably, the team secured its fourth consecutive NEISA Open Fleet Racing Championship at the Coast Guard Alumni Bowl in Cranston, R.I. At the NEISA Women’s Fleet Racing Championship, in New London, Conn., the Crimson finished third.
Men’s Volleyball Season Ends After Sweep by Princeton
Harvard men’s volleyball closed a disappointing, injury-riddled season at home this weekend after losing both games to fellow EIVA cellar-dweller Princeton. The losses put the Crimson in a three-way tie at the bottom of the conference standings with the Tigers and Sacred Heart.
A Group of Athletes’ Quest to Put Pfoho ‘Back on the Map’
Housing Day Videos have taken centerstage in the festivities over the past few years, and for a group of athletes in Pforzheimer House, making the video has been a uniting force.