Tamar H. Scheinfeld
Tamar H. Scheinfeld '29 is a staff writer for the Sports Board. She is a beat writer for women's basketball and golf. She lives in Hurlbut Hall and is pre-med, planning on concentrating in History of Science and Molecular and Cellular Biology.
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Latest Articles
Harvard’s Younger Sailors Gain Valuable Experience in Second Weekend of Competition
After opening its fall season with a trophy victory and three additional top-five finishes, the Harvard sailing team shifted its sights to giving its younger athletes the opportunity to compete against some of the region’s strongest sailors. The Crimson competed in four local regattas, highlighted by junior Kate Danielson’s runner-up finish at the NEISA Women’s Singlehanded Championship. Harvard also finished eighth at the Hatch Brown Trophy, 15th at the Regis Trophy, and sixth at the Mystic Lake Invitational.
Harvard Sailing Wins Toni Deutsch Trophy in Strong Opening Weekend
After capturing the Leonard M. Fowle Trophy as the nation’s top all-around collegiate sailing program last season, Harvard picked up where it left off, winning the Toni Deutsch Trophy and adding three more top-five finishes across four regattas in its opening weekend.
Feng Shines in Collegiate Debut as Harvard Women’s Golf Ties for Third at Nittany Lion Invitational
The Harvard women’s golf team opened its 2026-27 season with a strong showing at the Nittany Lion Invitational, finishing tied for third in the 18-team field after playing three rounds at the Penn State Blue Course in State College, Pa.
Olivia Jones Turns Quiet Plays Into A Loud Rookie Season
Olivia Jones did not join the Harvard women's basketball team as its highest-rated recruit. However, the freshman quickly made a noticeable impact on the court, earning her the title of The Crimson's 2026 Female Rookie of the Year.
Vanessa Zhang Concludes Season at Women’s Golf NCAA Regionals
Sophomore Vanessa Zhang closed out her season Wednesday at the NCAA Tallahassee Regional Round, finishing tied for 38th at the Seminole Legacy Golf Club with a three-round score of 225 (+9).
Temi Fagbenle ’15 Embraces New Chapter with the WNBA’s Toronto Tempo
When Harvard alum and WNBA star Temi Fagbenle ’15 speaks about basketball, she does not begin with stats or accolades. Instead, she starts with something simpler.
Harvard Baseball Completes Sweep Over Princeton To Close The Season
Despite being eliminated from Ivy League Tournament contention, Harvard baseball closed its season with its best stretch of the year, sweeping Princeton across a Saturday doubleheader and a Sunday finale. The Crimson outscored the Tigers 28-14 over three games, recording 38 hits and getting strong starts across the series.
James Brown ’73 Guides the Conversation, On and Off the Field
On Sunday mornings, James Brown ’73 sits at the center of one of sports media’s most recognizable studio desks, guiding fast-paced conversations about touchdowns, turnovers, and playoff races. For Brown, the longtime host of CBS’s The NFL Today and The James Brown Show, his job has never been just about football.
Late Columbia Surge Lifts the Lions Past Harvard Women’s Golf in Ivy Championship
Harvard held a two-stroke lead after the first two rounds of the Ivy League Women’s Golf Championship. However, the Columbia Lions erased the deficit in the final round to win the title on Sunday at the Baltusrol Golf Club, beating the Crimson by just three strokes.
Harvard Women’s Golf Finishes Sixth at Buckeye Invitational
Harvard women’s golf delivered its strongest performance of the spring, tying for sixth at the Therese Hession Buckeye Invitational in Columbus, Ohio, while taking down a ranked opponent and building momentum ahead of the Ivy League Championships.