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Men’s Soccer Drops 3-1 to Providence Despite Early Lead
For the third consecutive game in the Crimson’s 2026 non-conference slate, the Harvard men’s soccer team found the back of the net first. For the second straight game, though, its first strike was not enough to bring the match home. The Crimson took an early lead against Providence College on Friday evening at Jordan Field, but defensive miscues and missed opportunities allowed the Friars to respond with three unanswered goals, handing Harvard its second straight 3-1 loss.
Men’s Soccer Falls 3-1 to Notre Dame
In its first-ever matchup against Notre Dame, Harvard struck first thanks to a goal from freshman midfielder Gil de Souza. However, the Fighting Irish vigorously defended their home pitch and responded with three goals, capitalizing on increasingly loose play in Harvard’s midfield and backline to hand the Crimson its first loss of the season.
Women’s Squash Rolls Past Trinity Before Falling to Princeton in CSA National Team Tournament Semifinals
Led by captain Saran Nghiem, who was named the 2026 CSA Betty Richey Award winner, the No. 4 Harvard women’s squash team reached the semifinals of the CSA National Tournament for the 16th time in 17 seasons.
No. 4 Harvard Women’s Squash Falls in Ivy Semifinal Heartbreaker
No. 4 Harvard women’s squash saw its inaugural Ivy League Tournament run come to a narrow end last weekend, falling 5-4 to No. 2 Penn in a tightly contested semifinal in Princeton, N.J. The third-seeded Crimson battled throughout the afternoon, but ultimately came up just short in a deciding five-game match.
No. 2 Men’s Squash Rebounds from Loss to No. 1 Trinity with Key Ivy Win Over No. 4 Yale
Harvard men’s squash split a critical stretch of its Ivy League season with a hard-fought road loss to the nation’s top-ranked team before rebounding days later with a statement victory over one of its closest conference rivals.
Seven Straight, Then a Sweep: No. 1 Harvard Women’s Squash Dominates Ivy Stretch
Women’s squash delivered a pair of emphatic performances across a pivotal Ivy League stretch, earning a road victory over a top-five opponent before returning home to dominantly secure an Ivy League tournament berth.
Harvard Squash Teams Show Grit and Dominance at Virginia
Harvard squash closed out the final weekend before winter break with two major road victories in Charlottesville, Va., taking down the highly ranked Virginia Cavaliers. The No. 3 Crimson men earned a 6-3 statement win over No. 4 Virginia, while the No. 1 Harvard women continued their strong start with a commanding 7-2 victory against the No. 6 Cavaliers. The results move the men to 4-0 and the women to 2-0 as both Harvard teams return to Cambridge with momentum.
Squash Starts Ivy Play with Dual 9-0 Sweeps Over Dartmouth
On a brisk Tuesday night inside the Murr Center, both Harvard squash programs delivered commanding statements to begin Ivy League play, sweeping Dartmouth 9-0.
Harvard Men’s Soccer Draws No. 2 Vermont 0-0
On Tuesday night, the Harvard men’s soccer team welcomed No. 2 Vermont — the defending national champions — to Cambridge in a hard-fought defensive showdown that ended in a 0-0 draw.