Sports Features
The Best Team You've Never Gone to Watch
Currently, five players on the Olympics-headed national women's ice hockey team are either current or former members of the Harvard team. The Harvard women’s hockey team is one of the most successful teams on campus but struggles to maintain fan attendance levels.
Stanton Flashes Potential in Win
With the game tied at 35 in triple overtime on Saturday, sophomore running back Paul Stanton scampered 17 yards for a game-winning touchdown against Holy Cross. The run was fourteen years in the making.
Men's Basketball's Webster Hopes To Inspire Through Hoops
In the weeks since the Crimson bowed out of the NCAA tournament, life has been different for Webster.
Lightweight Crew
Senior Matt O’Leary, co-captain of the Harvard’s Men’s Lightweight Crew Team, has led the team to a number one national ranking this season.
Former Standout Brown Finds Niche as Coach at Stony Brook
The game she had played her entire life and had such success with was something she was not quite ready to part with.
Football Searches for New Offensive Leader
The starting quarterback position remains up for grabs, and the two have competed for the job and will continue to do so throughout the summer.
Dual-Sport Athletes Take on Double Duty
Several Harvard athletes compete on multiple teams. They would not have it any other way.
Football Looks Forward to Spring Game, New Season
On Saturday night, when Harvard showcases its work since the end of last season in its annual spring game, the team will look markedly different.
Doubles Pairs Propel Men's Tennis to Success
The Crimson’s consistently strong doubles play has been essential to its 12-match winning streak. Each of the team’s three regular doubles teams boasts a winning record in dual play, and the top tandem of junior co-captain Casey MacMaster and sophomore Denis Nguyen is ranked 52nd nationally.
Sophomores Lead Harvard Baseball
As the Harvard baseball team’s season draws nearer to a close with conference play ending this weekend, three sophomore players stand out this year.
Killorn '12 Continues To Shine as Rookie for Tampa Bay Lightning
In 35 games in the NHL this year, Killorn maintained his scoring ways, netting 7 goals and providing 12 assists.
Gonos Leads Men's Lacrosse On and Off the Field
Harvard men’s lacrosse coach Chris Wojcik ‘96 was not surprised when his team selected rising-senior defenseman Jason Gonos to lead the Crimson as its sole captain for the 2013 season.
Harvard Helping Spur Growth of Ultimate
This was not a football game. Nor was it rugby. This was ultimate frisbee, and to most first-time watchers, the electric atmosphere of these games and the intensity on the field may come as a surprise.
