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Rookie of the Year: Freshman Cheryl Gunther in Goal Buoys W. Soccer's Success
Stepping into a winning program and the rather large shoes of a star player is tough for any athlete. When
That's a RAP: Complete Your Harvard Experience by Appreciating Athletics
Countless classes, instructors and students have affected our lives here at Harvard, molding what would become our college experience. And
Young Guns
In what many believed was going to be a rebuilding year, the Harvard women's soccer team shocked everyone but itself
RAP Session
It has been three long days since the moment that I have dreaded in all of my years following sports
RAP Session
For all of the brilliant performances on the gridiron that he's provided, Sept. 4, 1994 will be the day I'll
Mediocrity Abounds as Ivy M. Hoops Begin
Brown and Yale are undefeated in first, Dartmouth is winless in last, and Harvard's tied with Penn and Princeton in
Colgate Brushes by M. Basketball
The Harvard men's basketball team had insult added to injury on Saturday afternoon as it was brushed away by Colgate
RAP Session: No Shame for This Year's Team
After the Harvard women's soccer team's shocking 1-0 defeat at the hands of the Boston College Eagles in the second
W. Soccer Upset by B.C. 1-0 in NCAA Second Round
As the Harvard women's soccer team found out yesterday afternoon, there is no such thing as a sure thing. Despite
W. Soccer Looks for Ivy Prefection at Brown
With the No.1 ranking in New England all but insured as it enters the NCAA Tournament, the Harvard women's soccer
W. Soccer Earns Ivy Share, Beats Datmouth 2-1
After a year away from the throne, the Harvard women's soccer claimed at least a share of what it covets
No. 15 W. Soccer Stunds No. 7 UConn On Road
The two best women's soccer teams in New England squared off in Storrs, Conn., yesterday afternoon, and, as expected, the
No. 15 W. Soccer Ready to Face No. 7 UConn
This afternoon in Storrs, Conn., the two best women soccer teams in the Northeast will square off in what could
Paradise Almost Lost
NEW YORK--It seems that a 31-point lead is too much for even the Harvard football team to blow. After losing
Athlete of the Week: Orly Ripmaster `03
Sometimes they just grow up fast. In a year marked by the loss of several senior stars--Emily Stauffer '99 and
