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Harvard Women’s Hockey Beats No. 8 Quinnipiac in Shootout
The Harvard women's hockey team followed up on its 3-1 victory against Cornell by defeating No. 8 Quinnipiac in a shootout, earning 1.5 conference points in the ECAC standings. As the playoff season looms closer, Harvard is making a valiant attempt to secure a home playoff berth, which is only awarded to the top eight seeds in the conference. Currently, the Crimson is close behind at ninth.
Behind the Scenes of the HUSL Sports Conference
Harvard is well-known in many industries for its recruiting pipeline — but sports business and media has traditionally stood as a notable exception. That is the gap that the Harvard Undergraduate Sports Lab is attempting to close
Delloye Qualifies at ITA Sectionals; Harvard Sends Two to NCAA Individual Championships
The Harvard men’s tennis team wrapped up its fall season in North Carolina at the ITA Sectional Championships. Senior Melchior Delloye became the second Crimson player this season to punch his ticket to the NCAA Individual Championships after advancing to the semifinals of the ITA East Sectionals.
Kavya Karra leads the way for Harvard Women's team at Harvard Fall Invitational
Harvard capped off its fall season with a competitive weekend at the Harvard Fall Invitational, highlighting continued progress and depth ahead of next week’s ITA Conference Masters in San Diego, Calif. The team finished 7-9 in overall play, with a singles 6–6 record and a doubles record of 3–4.
Harvard Men's Lightweights Dominant at Head of the Charles
The men’s lightweight eight and lightweight four teams emerged victorious at the Head of the Charles. The Heavyweights' A boat grabbed 3rd place, nabbing the title of second fastest collegiate boat, while the B boat placed 9th and the C boat 17th overall.
One Year In: Inside the Newell and Weld Boathouse Renovations
The newly restored Weld and Newell Boathouses, long symbols of Harvard’s storied rowing legacy, recently underwent a historic renovation after 50 years.
Home Advantage: Harvard Women’s Tennis, Yakoff Impress at ITA Regionals
The Harvard women’s tennis team had a strong showing at the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) New England Regionals tournament, its third tournament of the fall season, with junior captain Stephanie Yakoff capturing the singles title and advancing to the NCAA individual championships in the process.