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Will V Robbins
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Men's Lacrosse Stuns League-Leading Yale with Comeback Win
Down 7-3 to a Yale team that hadn't lost in conference play, men's lacrosse ripped off a second-half run to tie. The game-winner came with just under three minutes left.
Brief: Men's Lacrosse Has Postseason Hopes Dashed by No. 17 Princeton
After rattling off four-consecutive victories to start the season, Harvard’s second-straight postseason bid was firmly in the cards. On Saturday afternoon, No. 17 Princeton (9-4, 4-1 Ivy) officially dashed Harvard’s chances of securing an Ivy League Tournament berth. The Crimson (5-7, 1-4 Ivy) now sits in sixth place in the Ivy League, ahead of only Dartmouth.
Men's Lacrosse Drops Home Matchup to Penn
Harvard's Ivy League playoff hopes took a hit with a 14-10 home loss to Penn on Saturday.
BRIEF: Harvard Men's Lacrosse Stumbles Against Cornell
Harvard lost steam in the fourth quarter, falling to Cornell 12-9 on Saturday afternoon.
Men's Lacrosse Falls to No. 8 Albany, 15-13
On a chilly night at Harvard Stadium, the Harvard men’s lacrosse team narrowly suffered a 15-13 loss to No. 8 Albany. Having dropped four of its last five, the Crimson must rekindle its initial momentum, as the team chugs into the heart of its Ivy League schedule next weekend.
Men's Lacrosse Snaps Losing Streak Against Dartmouth
Snapping a three-game losing streak, Harvard men's lacrosse took down Ivy League rival Dartmouth, 14-7, over the weekend.
Men's Lacrosse Overwhelmed by Boston University
After being overwhelmed by its cross-town rival’s potent offense, the Harvard men’s lacrosse team continued its recent slide. The Crimson suffered its third-straight loss at the hands of No. 19 Boston University Tuesday evening at Nickerson Field in Boston, Massachusetts.
Men's Lacrosse Suffers First Two Losses of the Season
Entering spring break, the Harvard men’s lacrosse team found itself riding a four-game win streak to begin the season. On consecutive Saturdays, the Crimson suffered setbacks against one of the nation’s top teams in Penn State and an Ivy League foe in Brown. Harvard dropped its league opener for the third consecutive season.
Men's Lacrosse Clamps Down on Vermont for Fourth Straight Win
Tri-captain and defenseman Ryan Norton made a crucial play in the fourth quarter when he traversed the length of the field for a late goal.
Men's Lacrosse Survives Late-Game Surge from UMass Amherst
Harvard rode a hot start in its home-opener to overcome the late-charging Massachusetts Minutemen by a score of 11-7. The Crimson has now won three consecutive games against Massachusetts, its longest streak since 1984.
Men's Lacrosse Looks to Climb Ivy Standings
A top-heavy Harvard roster graduated 15 seniors in 2016—a class that included two Ivy League First Teamers and a nominee for the Tewaaraton Award, which recognizes the top collegiate player. In the wake of this mass exodus, the 2017 Crimson has mighty shoes to fill.
BRIEF: Women's Hockey Drops Another OT Contest, 3-2
In their first non-conference game of the year, Harvard women’s hockey (1-5-0, 1-4-0 ECAC) fell to UNH (4-10-0, 3-5-0 Hockey East) in a hard-fought overtime battle. The contest marked their fifth straight loss, and third one-goal loss in a row.
Men's Soccer On The Cusp of First Ivy Title Since 2009
Entering its penultimate regular season matchup with a three-point lead in the Ivy League table, the Harvard men’s soccer team has the opportunity to clinch its first Ancient Eight title since 2009 with a win at Jordan Field on Saturday against visiting Columbia.
Alumni Update: Vesey Garnering Attention in Rookie Season
Harvard’s elite contingent of professional athletes continue to make a substantial impact as we near the end of 2016.
BRIEF: Sailing Take Pair of Top-Five Finishes
The 20th ranked coed and 15th ranked women’s Harvard sailing teams competed in three regattas this weekend, headlined by two fifth place finishes in the Victorian Coffee Urn and Erwin Schell Trophy.
