Game Stories
Women's Water Polo Completes First Half of West Coast Trip
In the first half of its annual trip to California, the Harvard women’s water polo team had no shortage of time in the pool. The Crimson (13-6) took part in five games in three days against West Coast foes, coming out on top in the first three and dropping the next two.
Men's Volleyball Team Falls to Cal Baptist
The Harvard mens volleyball team’s struggles continued on Monday night, as the Crimson continued their spring break tour of California against the Lancers of California Baptist University.
Baseball Team Struggles on Texas Roadtrip
After playing three games over the weekend, the Harvard baseball team received no break and took to the diamond in Texas for four games in just three days.
Men's Lacrosse Defeats Bryant University, 7-5
The Harvard men’s lacrosse team was aided on Wednesday by great games from its seniors and a key freshman as it challenged the team from Bryant University.
Mosca Qualifies for NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships
With a second-place finish in the one-meter, Mosca became the first Harvard diver since 2003 to punch his ticket to the NCAA Championships.
Women's Hockey Ends Season with Tournament Loss
Despite grabbing an early lead, Harvard was unable to keep pace with Boston College in the first round of the women's hockey NCAA tournament, falling, 3-1.
Women's Lacrosse Loses to Northwestern, 16-3
The Crimson dropped a matchup against one of the NCAA's best to fall to 0-4.
Men's Lacrosse Falls to Brown in Ivy Opener
Four unanswered fourth-quarter goals propelled Brown to an 11-9 home win over the Harvard men's lacrosse team Saturday night in the teams' Ivy League opener.
Men's Volleyball Tops Sacred Heart For 10th Consecutive Home Win
The Harvard men’s volleyball team hosted Sacred Heart Wednesday night in its first conference game since mid-February in the Malkin Athletic Center and, despite a brief hiccup in the third set, managed to take care of business and secure the win.
Eleven Fencers Advance to Nationals
On a bus heading back to Harvard from NCAA Northeast Regionals in Queens, N.Y. on Sunday night, Crimson coach Peter Brand read the names of the 11 Harvard fencers who qualified for the NCAA Championships to be held later this month.
Nadler Unable to Defend National Championship
The junior, who was last year’s champion in the giant slalom, turned in an 18th-place finish in the event on Wednesday and finished 23rd in the slalom on Friday.
Women's Hockey Advances to ECAC Final
The Harvard women’s hockey team earned a spot in the ECAC championship game for the first time since 2008 on Saturday afternoon at Lynah Rink. The No. 6/7 Crimson (24-3, 17-3-2 ECAC) defeated No. 5 Clarkson (28-9, 18-4), 4-2, despite being outshot by the Golden Knights in the semifinals matchup.
Women's Hockey Falls by One Goal in ECAC Final
Despite falling to Cornell, 2-1, in the tournament final, the news was not all bad for the Crimson (24-3, 17-3-2 ECAC), who took home individual honors and an all-important NCAA tournament berth.
Women’s Basketball Glides Past Columbia
The Harvard women’s basketball team edged another step closer to the WNIT on Friday night, taking down Columbia at Levien Gym. The win was the fifth straight for the Crimson, which hasn’t dropped a game on its New York road trip since 2008 and has won seven consecutive games against the Lions.
Princeton Edges Out Men's Swimming for Ivy Title
With an undefeated dual meet season in the books, the No. 18 Harvard men’s swimming and diving team entered this weekend pursuing one last goal for the season: an Ivy League title. But after three days of competition, the Crimson eventually fell short of its last goal, losing the Ivy League Championships by a mere 68 points to Princeton.
