Sports Front Feature
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.
Treavor Scales Gets Falcons Tryout
For senior running back Treavor Scales, his 63-yard touchdown sprint that sealed Harvard’s victory over Yale in The Game was not just the culmination of one career, but rather the impetus for a new one.
Track and Field Heads to Heptagonal Outdoor Championships
Harvard will travel to Princeton’s Weaver Stadium to square off against its seven Ivy League rivals in the Outdoor Heptagonal Championships.
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.
Baseball Ends Season With Loss to BC at Fenway Park
In the middle innings of the Harvard baseball team’s Beanpot consolation game against Boston College at Fenway Park Monday afternoon, a number of Red Sox players went out to the right field warning track and played catch while the contest was still in play.
Juszczyk Becomes First NFL Draft Pick Since Fitzpatrick '05
The reigning Super Bowl champions selected Harvard’s Kyle Juszczyk with the 130th overall selection in the fourth round of the NFL Draft on Saturday, making the H-back the first Harvard player drafted since Ryan Fitzpatrick ’05 and the 20th all-time.
Comeback Propels Men's Volleyball to Finals
As the saying goes, revenge is a dish best served cold, and it was a dish the Harvard men’s volleyball team whipped up Thursday night, fighting back from a late deficit to take down George Mason, 3-2, in the EIVA semifinals.
Juszczyk Nears NFL Dream
Harvard hasn’t had a player drafted into the NFL since the St. Louis Rams took Ryan Fitzpatrick ’05 eight years ago. But that may all change this weekend, as senior Kyle Juszczyk steps into the public eye after weeks of speculation, press, and weighty expectations.
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.
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.
Men's Tennis Repeat As Ivy Champions
The No. 22 Crimson (17-4, 5-0 Ivy) has now won 12 straight matches and 10 straight Ancient Eight matchups dating to last season following the defeat of the No. 57 Bulldogs (17-6, 3-3 Ivy).
Men's Lacrosse Breaks Through Against Penn
Sophomore midfielder Murphy Vandervelde raised his arms in the air as his teammates mobbed him,celebrating their first win over a ranked opponent this season. With the game down to a single shot and a playoff berth on the line, the Harvard men’s lacrosse team had turned to its newest sharpshooter. Vandervelde delivered.
Baseball Wins Dramatic Affair in Stunning Fashion
After Princeton (7-20, 5-3 Ivy) scored four times in the top of the ninth inning, the Harvard baseball team (6-21, 3-5) rallied back for three runs of its own to beat the Tigers, 20-19, and earn a doubleheader split on Sunday.
No. 2 Cornell Mounts Fourth-Quarter Comeback To Defeat Men's Lacrosse
In one of the most hotly-contested Ivy League battles of the 2013 season, the Harvard men’s lacrosse team was ultimately forced to watch as No. 2 Cornell stormed the field of Harvard Stadium after mounting a dramatic fourth-quarter comeback to take down the Crimson, 14-12, on Saturday afternoon.
