But the golf team's title bid fell short at the Ivy the League Championships in April. The Crimson finished in a second-place tie with Dartmouth, while Princeton captured its fourth consecutive Ivy championship.
The season ended on a high note, however---Harvard finally defeated arch-rival Dartmouth (and Brown, for that matter) in the final match of the year.
The Crimson was led by co-captains Radtke and Wylie.
Radtke was named to the All-Ivy team by finishing second at the Ivy League Championships. The junior also placed third at the ECAC championships.
Wylie, a senior, also earned a spot on the All-Ivy team by finishing sixth with a 235 at the Ivy Championships. Wylie also finished fifth at the Yale Invitational and fourth in the match against Princeton and Yale.
Much like the women's team, the men have a host of young, talented players returning next season. Freshmen Andy Rourke, Mike Scott, Alex Gonzalez and Amar Goel join sophomores Ed Boyda and Oliver Hsiang to the give the Crimson high hopes for the future.