Samuel A. Freeman
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Stomach of the Charles: A Guide to the Food Booths
Looking for a yummy bite to eat? This guide tells you exactly where to go to satisfy all your cravings during the Head of the Charles Regatta.
Harvard's Cross Country Squads Set Personal Records at Nuttycombe Invitational and the NEICAAA Cross Country Championships
Harvard’s cross country team traveled to America’s Dairyland and the Granite State to compete in the Nuttycombe Invitational and the NEICAAA Cross Country Championships. The trips proved fruitful as the team’s young roster set several new personal records and posted strong team finishes, including a tenth-place finish for the men at Nuttycombe in a very competitive field.
Harvard’s Cross Country Teams Continue Strong Seasons at the Indiana State Invite and Dartmouth Invite
In their second week of competition, Harvard’s men’s and women’s cross country teams continued their seasons with solid performances at the Indiana State Invite and Dartmouth Invite. These meets marked season and collegiate debuts for several Crimson athletes and produced three top-ten finishes.
On the Track to Success: Blanks and Bossong Keep Running For New Balance
After recording dominant careers at Harvard, Victoria Bossong '25 and Graham Blanks '25 have signed professional contracts with New Balance. Competing at the elite level, both runners are pursuing continued success on the track.
Harvard Track & Field Surveys the East Coast
Over the weekend, Harvard track and field competed in three meets along the East Coast. In the Tom Jones Memorial, Wake Forest Invitational, and Sean Collier Invitational meets, the Crimson notched two school records and a plethora of other stellar performances.
Harvard Track and Field Ran, Jumped, and Threw Around the Country This Weekend
Over the weekend, Harvard track and field traveled across the country to compete at the Pepsi Florida Relays, the Texas Relays, and the UConn Dogfight Invite. Across these three meets, the Crimson compiled five podium finishes and earned a plethora of spots on Harvard’s all-time outdoor performance lists.
Harvard Track and Field Continues Strong Outdoor Season at Raleigh Relays and UMass Lowell Invite
While much of the Harvard track and field team rested after its stellar performance last week, the distance groups built on their indoor success at the Raleigh Relays and the UMass Lowell Invite. Over the course of three days, the Crimson notched three top-ten performances and rewrote the program’s record book.