Men's Lacrosse
Seeing Red: Harvard Men's Lacrosse's 10-8 Comeback over Cornell, the Game of the Year
The Harvard men’s lacrosse team pulled off a comeback victory against No. 4 Cornell that altered the trajectory of its season, put it back in contention for a spot in the Ivy Tournament, and proved that despite not performing to the same level as last year, that the team did indeed deserve to be lauded amongst the other top schools in the nation.
First Year, First Line: Teddy Malone, Male Rookie of the Year
Showing grit and determination throughout a highly-anticipated season, first-year attackman Teddy Malone made an instant impact on the Harvard men’s lacrosse team.
St. Barnard
The Harvard men's lacrosse team runs to its goalie, junior Christian Barnard, who made a career-high of 16 saves in net. In a highly anticipated game, the Crimson upset Cornell 10-8.
Perry Good
Sophomore middie Andrew Perry runs with the ball in Harvard's game against Cornell last Saturday. Perry was an instrumental player, locking in four points with three goals and one assist in the game.
Long Live the King
Sophomore Sam King tussles for the ball with a Bulldog in a season-ending matchup against Yale on Apr. 29. Though King scored its 100th point of the season, the offensive effort couldn't stop Yale, who beat Harvard 14-11.
Loring Me In
Senior Nick Loring cradles the ball in Harvard's last game of its 2022-23 season against Yale. Despite a comeback in the fourth quarter, the Crimson was not able to score enough on the Bulldogs, losing 14-11.
In Tough Ending, Harvard Men's Lacrosse Falls to Yale, Ending 2022-23 Season
In a season that was highly touted by the lacrosse community as being a breakout for the Harvard men’s lacrosse team, the young squad finished decisively lower in the ranking than was expected. Despite building on the young team led by mostly first-years in the 2022 season, the Crimson was unable to make a repeat NCAA tournament appearance.
10 Dowling Street
Sophomore attacker Joe Dowling surges up the field with the ball against Penn on April 15.
Harvard Fails to Pull Off Another Ivy Upset, Loses to Penn 15-9
Despite coming back from a three goal deficit to end the first half tied 5-5, a game that appeared to at first parallel the squad’s three-goal-down comeback against No. 4 Cornell, the Crimson squad was unable to pull off a second consecutive underdog victory, falling to the No. 18 Penn Quakers 15-9. Despite Harvard’s ability to even the score, the Quakers created a definitive four-goal lead in the third quarter that ultimately set the tone for the rest of play. The next two games against RV/No. 20 Princeton and RV/No. 19 Yale will be critical in determining Harvard’s fate in securing a place in the Ivy and NCAA Tournaments.
Sweet Taste of Victory
The Harvard men's lacrosse team runs to its goalie, junior Christian Barnard, who made a career-high of 16 saves in net. In a highly anticipated game, the Crimson upset Cornell 10-8.
Teddy Bear
First-year attack Teddy Malone launches a pass in Harvard men's lacrosse's Apr. 8 upset of Cornell last Saturday. Malone locked in one goal for the game and has the second-highest number of points this season.
Find a Perry Pick it Up
Sophomore middie Andrew Perry runs with the ball in Harvard's game against Cornell last Saturday. Perry was an instrumental player, locking in four points with three goals and one assist in the game.
