The Harvard baseball team dropped the second game of its double-header against Princeton 3-2 in 13 innings yesterday.
The loss spoiled a chance at a sweep of the Tigers (10-16, 5-3 Ivy), as the Crimson (8-17, 4-4) had won the first game of the afternoon 6-2.
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The double-header was originally scheduled for last Sunday, but rain forced the games to be postponed until yesterday.
Princeton 3, Harvard 2 (13 innings)
After seven scoreless innings, Princeton catcher Casey Hildreth ignited a rally in the top of the 13th inning that put the Princeton ahead.
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