Tamar H. Scheinfeld
Tamar H. Scheinfeld '29 is a staff writer for the Sports Board. She is a beat writer for women's basketball, women's golf, and sailing. She lives in Adams House and is pre-med, planning on concentrating in History of Science and Molecular and Cellular Biology.
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Kate Danielson Captures the ICSA Women’s Singlehanded National Championship
This weekend, Harvard junior Kate Danielson won the ICSA Women’s Singlehanded National Championship, finishing first among 18 competitors at the Janet Lutz Trophy regatta. Freshman Grace Montgomery also delivered a strong performance for the Crimson, finishing sixth in her national championship debut.
Women’s Basketball Cruises Past Boston College 81-51 in Home Opener
Harvard women’s basketball picked up a dominant win in its home opener, defeating Boston College 81-51 at Lavietes Pavilion, led by impressive offensive performances from captains Karlee White and Abigail Wright.
Harvard Sailing Dominates Victorian Urn Trophy
Harvard sailing closed its fall regular season with a commanding victory at the Victorian Urn Trophy this past weekend, finishing 50 points ahead of the next closest teams. The Crimson also competed in three other regattas, placing fifth at the Schell Trophy, ninth at the Terrier Invitational, and tenth at the Nickerson Trophy.
Harvard Women’s Hockey Falls to No. 9 Clarkson and St. Lawrence in ECAC Opening Weekend
After opening its season with three consecutive victories, the Harvard women’s ice hockey team entered its first weekend of ECAC play looking to earn some more wins in its fierce conference competition. However, Halloween weekend brought more tricks than treats for the Crimson, which suffered back-to-back losses at Bright-Landry Hockey Center, falling 4-3 to No. 9 Clarkson on Friday before getting shut out 4-0 by St. Lawrence on Saturday.
Unfinished Business: Harvard Women’s Basketball Sets Sights on Ivy League Title and Return to March Madness
Under fifth-year head coach Carrie Moore, the Crimson finished last season 20-12 overall and 10-4 in conference play, recording its third 20-win season in four years and consecutive 10-win Ivy seasons for the first time in more than a decade. Tomorrow, the team takes on No. 17 Minnesota on the road.
Harvard Sailing Faces Fierce Competition at Open ACC Championship, Finds Promise in Young Team at Norman Reid
Just one week after Harvard women’s sailing captured its first Atlantic Coast Championship in program history, the Crimson returned to the water for another weekend of competition, this time facing tougher results. Harvard finished 11th at the Open Atlantic Coast Championship and fourth at the Norman Reid Team Race, a weekend that tested the team’s depth while giving younger sailors opportunities to gain collegiate experience.
Zhang Claims Individual Title and Harvard Places Second at Lady Blue Hen Invitiational
Harvard women’s golf closed out its fall season on a high note this weekend, as junior Vanessa Zhang captured the individual title at the Lady Blue Hen Invitational and the Crimson rallied to a second-place team finish. Competing at Rehoboth Beach Country Club in Delaware, Harvard delivered a tournament-best final round of nine-under-par 279 to finish just five strokes behind the hosting University of Delaware.
From 12 Goals to None: Harvard Women’s Hockey Splits Weekend Against Saint Michael’s and New Hampshire
Just 24 hours separated two drastically different performances for the Harvard women’s ice hockey team. On Friday night, the Crimson erupted for 12 goals against Saint Michael’s, recording its highest-scoring game in the last two decades. Then, on Saturday night, that same offense went silent, as the University of New Hampshire handed Harvard its first loss of the season in a 3-0 shutout.
Harvard Sailing Makes History With First-Ever Women’s ACC Championship
With just one race remaining in the Women’s Atlantic Coast Championship Final, Harvard’s first-ever title was still hanging in the balance. After two days of closely contested racing, the Crimson was locked in a four-way battle with Stanford, Yale, and Tulane. Entering the final two races, Harvard trailed the Cardinal and Bulldogs by a single point, with the top four teams separated by just four points. The championship came down to the final performances of captain Zoey Ziskind and junior skipper Kate Danielson.
Harvard Women’s Hockey Opens Season With Offensive Explosion, Sweeps Holy Cross
The Harvard women’s ice hockey team wasted little time finding its offensive rhythm to open the season, sweeping Holy Cross in a dominant two-game weekend that showcased the Crimson’s depth and new rookie talent.