Harvard has a 3-0 Ivy record (5-0 overall), while the Tigers have posted a 4-0 league mark (6-0 overall). The two teams will clash for the Ivy and national team titles this Sunday at Hemenway Gymnasium.
For the second year in a row, the match will decide the Ivy and national team titles..
The Crimson defeated Princeton, 6-3, in the Howe Cup Championship earlier this month. Harvard captured the trophy with a 5-0 record in the tournament.
In its only match since the Howe Cup, the Crimson recorded an 8-1 decison over Dartmouth.
Last weekend, the Tigers kept their perfect record with 6-3 and 7-2 victories over Yale and Brown, respectively. Dartmouth (1-4, 6-4) dropped 8-1 decisions to both Harvard and Tufts.
Yale played only one match dropping a 6-3 decision to Princeton. Brown beat Penn (1-2, 9-7), 8-1, but lost a 7-2 match to Princeton.
The Crimson, which sports a 12-game winning streak, is almost a sure bet to win its second straight Ivy and national championships.