Game Stories
Men's Basketball Takes Back First Place With Win Over Columbia
With 32 seconds left to play in Friday night's rematch against Columbia, sophomore Steve Moundou-Missi stole the ball in the backcourt, took it the length of the floor, and hammered home an uncontested dunk. The basket pushed his team’s slim advantage to three points, and for the first time all night, Harvard was able to hold off the Lions' offense for the remainder of the game.
Young Sailing Squad Takes Fourth at Sharpe Trophy
The Harvard sailing team fell short of capturing the Sharpe Trophy in its first home regatta of the year this past weekend.
Men's Lacrosse Drops Road Contest at Hofstra
After tying the score at three in the third quarter, the Harvard men's lacrosse team was unable to keep up with Hofstra Saturday.
Women's Water Polo Begins Divisional Play with Three-Game Sweep
The Harvard women's water polo team extended its winning streak to five with three wins over the weekend.
Women's Tennis Takes Two Weekend Matches
After a February in which the Harvard women’s tennis team (4-3) struggled to field a full roster due to injuries and illnesses, it started off March on the right foot.
Men's Tennis Sweeps Trio of Non-conference Home Matches
It was a sweet homecoming for the Harvard men’s tennis team, which celebrated its first home match in a month this weekend by capturing victories in each of its three matches.
Women's Lacrosse Falls to Cornell, 17-12
The Harvard women’s lacrosse team was unable to open its Ivy League season on a high note as it fell to Cornell, 17-12, on Saturday afternoon at Schoellkopf Field in Ithaca.
Women's Fencing Finishes Third in Ivy Round-Robins
During the weekend’s Ivy Round Robin championships, the Harvard women’s fencing team went 4-2, finishing in third place.
Baseball Goes One for Four on Opening Weekend
Playing in Charlottesville, VA, Harvard opened up its season with a dramatic 2-1 victory over Bucknell before losing three straight.
Women's Swimming Falls to Princeton in Ivy Championships
After starting Sunday down by 34 points to rival Princeton, the Harvard women’s swimming and diving team could not complete the comeback at the Ivy Championship meet, finishing second in the Ancient Eight. Harvard finished nearly two hundred points ahead of the third-place finisher, Columbia, despite taking home only one win on Sunday when freshman Kendall Crawford won the 200-yard backstroke.
Men's Volleyball Suffers Weekend Setback
It was a tough weekend for the No. 14 Harvard’s men’s volleyball team, who saw their six-game winning streak stopped on Friday. The Crimson only won one set of seven in its two-game, two-day stretch against George Mason and Princeton.
Softball Takes Two of Five During First Weekend
On Friday, the Crimson suffered a loss at the hands of Jacksonville before rallying to top Ball State. Saturday went the same way, as Harvard dropped its morning game to Eastern Michigan but overcame the loss to beat host Florida Atlantic later in the day.
Men's Hockey Falls To Princeton In Overtime
A day after upsetting the No. 1 team in the country in overtime, the Harvard men’s hockey team fell to Princeton, 2-1, off a sudden-death strike from junior forward Andrew Calof.
Men's Hockey Topples No. 1 Quinnipiac in OT
The senior Alex Fallstrom's overtime goal lifted the Harvard men’s hockey team to a 2-1 upset at the Bright Hockey Center Saturday evening.
Women's Hockey Tops Yale, Clinches Share of Ivy Title
The Crimson (21-5-3, 17-3-2 ECAC), which last won an Ancient Eight championship in 2009, will split the conference title with Cornell.
