Alex S. Kim
Alex Kim '29 is a staff writer for the Sports Board. He is a beat writer for men's tennis. He lives in Quincy House and concentrates in Government and Economics.
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Murali and Blokhin Exit the Men’s ITA All-American Championships
Following successful individual campaigns at the men’s tennis team’s fall season opening tournament, senior Rohan Murali and sophomore Nathan Blokhin strove to continue their winning momentum. After Chowderfest, the duo avoided the dreary Northeastern weather by flying westward to Tulsa, Okla., where they vied for All-American status at the 2026 ITA All-American Championships.
Harvard Men’s Tennis Opens Up Fall Play at Chowderfest
Chowderfest was the first opportunity for Harvard’s players to compete against other teams after weeks of training. Hosted by the Crimson and held at the Beren Center, the tournament kicks off the fall collegiate season for several Division I tennis programs, including other Ivy League schools such as Yale and Brown. This year, Chowderfest also featured teams like SMU and Illinois. The three-day tournament enables players to play against one another in a round-robin format.
No. 47 Harvard Men’s Tennis Snags Win over Dartmouth, Snubbed From NCAA Tournament
In an emotional finale to the Harvard men’s tennis team’s season, the Crimson welcomed Dartmouth to Cambridge. In light of Senior Day, the squad rolled out a new lineup, promoting seniors into the lineup for their final matches as members of the Harvard team. Despite the Big Green being a solid opponent that notched quality victories against both Princeton and Penn, the Crimson delighted the home crowd by breezing past Dartmouth.
No. 41 Harvard Men’s Tennis Beats Brown and No. 37 Yale
If there’s one time in the college tennis season to go on a run, it’s the conference play in April. With an away match against a gritty Brown team on Friday and a rivalry standoff between No. 37 Yale two days later, it seemed that this string of matches would make or break Harvard’s season. Thriving under the immense pressure, the Crimson went 2-0 on the weekend and gained crucial momentum to carry into the rest of the Ivy League season.
Before The Fish: Norman Winslow Cabot’s Illustrious Harvard Football Career
As the 2026 iteration of Housing Day approaches, many freshmen around campus are nervously anticipating the morning when they will learn of their housing fate. Through the raucous celebrations, students will soon eagerly engage in the early-morning festivities.
Harvard Men’s Tennis Starts Hot, Stumbles to a 1-2 Finish in California
While other Harvard students settled into their long-awaited spring break last week, the Crimson was busy completing a California road trip, taking on three challenging opponents. Over the course of six days, the Crimson went 1-2 in a series of grueling matches that symbolized the near end of its non-conference schedule and helped set up the team for the upcoming Ivy League season.
Harvard Men’s Tennis Loses to Penn, Beats Dartmouth and Yale at ECAC Championships
Although its quest to defend its title as ECAC Champions didn’t go quite as planned, the Crimson (8-5) faced off against three Ivy League opponents in an early showcase that serves as a preview of the upcoming Ivy League season.
Harvard Men’s Tennis Surges Through a 3-0 Weekend
Perhaps a well-deserved break was all that was needed for the Harvard men’s tennis team. Following a grueling start to the spring season, the Crimson rolled through three tough opponents en route to an undefeated weekend.
Harvard Men's Tennis Team Completes Grueling Road Trip, Goes 1-3
It may be overshadowed at times, but the sheer stamina that is required from collegiate athletes is rarely matched. In the span of just five days, the Harvard men’s tennis team opened up its spring season with a slew of matches against tough competition. Handling significant travel and hectic scheduling, the Crimson battled its way to a 1-3 finish.
Harvard Men's Basketball Drops In-State Battle with Northeastern
Despite a gritty effort, the Harvard Crimson men’s basketball team could not get the job done on Tuesday, falling 77-60 against Northeastern. The loss is the first of the season and wraps up the opening three-game homestand.