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Duncan forehand winner
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Duncan forehand winner

Maxi Duncan whips a forehand shot in a match against BC in November 2021.

Duncan forehand winner
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Harvard Women’s Tennis Continues Rolling, Wins Two More at Home

The Harvard women's tennis team (10-2, 0-0) kicked off March with impressive home victories against Boston University and Army, displaying dominant results which saw the Crimson down their opponents in two decisive 4-0 victories.

What You Looking At
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What You Looking At

Co-captain Angel You hits a volley in a November 2021 match against BC.

Strong Competition
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Harvard Women's Tennis Roars Back: Dominant Sweeps and Redemption at 2024 ECAC Championship

Returning to its home courts this weekend for the first time since the season opener, Harvard women’s tennis (8-2) hosted the 2024 ECAC Championship at the Murr Center, hosting Ivy League foes Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Penn, Princeton, and Yale. Over the three day tournament, the Crimson fell to Yale, but delivered decisive sweeps against both Cornell and Dartmouth the following days.

Women's tennis against Boston College
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Women's tennis against Boston College

Harvard lunges for the overhead shot in a match against Boston College on Nov. 7th, 2021.

Women's tennis against Boston College
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Harvard Women’s Tennis Continues Winning Streak with Back-to-Back Victories in Doubleheader

This weekend, the Crimson women’s tennis team returned home on an extended three-match winning streak, as it prevailed with resilient wins over the DePaul University Blue Demons and the University of Nebraska Cornhuskers in two decisive away match-ups.

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Women's tennis vs. Boston College

Harvard women's tennis takes on Boston College on Nov. 7th, 2021

Lunging for the Ball
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After the First Half of the Spring Season, Harvard Women’s Tennis Sits at No. 60 in the Country

Close to the halfway mark of its 2022-23 season, Harvard’s women’s tennis team looks to continue improving. With a 6-5 start already, the Crimson is gearing up for its Ivy League season in April, undeterred by any previous setbacks, and dedicating itself to success.

Vicious Volley
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Vicious Volley

Sophomore Rachel Arbitman returns a volley against Boston College on November 7, 2021.

Lunging for the Ball
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Lunging for the Ball

Both Crimson players lunge for the ball on November 7, 2021 against Boston College.

Winning Time
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Winning Time

The Crimson celebrate winning a point against Boston College on November 7, 2021

Swing into Spring
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Harvard Women's Tennis Wraps Up Fall Season With Strong Performances at Harvard Invitational

In its final competition of the fall season, Harvard’s women’s tennis team faced off against Boston College and Boston University at home for the Harvard Invitational. Throughout the short fall season, the Crimson saw action at the ITA Super Regionals, Brown Quad Invite, and Harvard Fall Classic, with overall positive results. The Harvard Invitational gave players a chance to compete in a dual-match format, the predominant format for the spring season.

Swing into Spring
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Swing into Spring

A Harvard women's tennis player hits a backhand return during a match against Boston College on Nov. 8, 2021. Nearly a year later, the Crimson continued its success against the Eagles, claiming all but one of its singles matches.

From the Sidelines: Rachel Lim
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From the Sidelines: Rachel Lim

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Conference Win Streak Comes to Close After Princeton and Penn Defeats

The Harvard women’s tennis team entered the Cordish Family Pavilion and Lenz Tennis Center in Princeton, N.J. ready to fight, quickly securing the doubles point. Despite the team’s initial momentum, the No. 72 Crimson lost each singles match to No. 50 Princeton and finished the overall match 1-4.

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