Writer
Janie Smith
Latest Content
Why the Superstars Burn Out
This has been a week just like any other week in the Harvard athletic community. Three varsity athletes decided to
Netwomen Battle Back British Invasion 5-3; Oxford-Cambridge Show Stiff Upper Lip
Call it Foreign Cultures Z-16. The Harvard women's tennis team offered a lesson in American intensity as they beat a
Netmen Win Eastern Championship; Team Expects Challenge at NCAA's
The Harvard men's tennis team soundly defeated both Army and Cornell this weekend to clinch the Eastern League Championship and
Netmen Destroy Princeton, Psyched for NCAA's
For almost two decades, Princeton has stood between the Harvard men's tennis team and the Eastern League title. No matter
Netmen Settle for Second, Elis Capture New Englands
The Harvard men's tennis team, handicapped by the absence of four of its top six players, relied on its extensive
A Racquet Coach with Jurisdiction Over Two Courts
Dave Fish, coach of the men's tennis and squash teams, is a product of the Harvard system. A Harvard graduate
Netmen Conquer Stunned Yalies, 8-1, Remain Undefeated in Ivy League Play
It's the stuff dreams are made of--a Crimson sweep of the 5singles competition to clinch an early win over the
Netmen Blank Dartmouth, Host Yale This Weekend
The Harvard men's tennis team slammed its way to a 9-0 victory over the Big Green on Dartmouth turf yesterday
Netmen Persecute Quakers, Retain Unstained Ivy Record
Post-season play is still a possibility for the Harvard men's tennis team, as the Crimson cruised to an 8-1 romp
Netmen Sweep Doubles, Turn Columbia Aside, 7-2
"It's Ivies that count," men's tennis team captain Don Pompan said prior to the season's opening. This is it. No
Netmen Burn Blue Devils, 7-2; Sands, Pompan Win Handily
Profuse swearing and the demise of more than one T-200 racquet thrown by an angry Blue. Devil greeted the men's
Riding Out the Rough Waters
After the resignation of Harvard women's swim coach Stephanie Walsh last year, members of the team gathered in their captain's
Swimming Past the Youngsters
Even the most fervent swimming trivia fan would have difficulty placing the name of Wendy Lansbach of Land of Lakes.
Crimson Netmen Launch Into Season With 8-1 Victory Over Midshipmen
Tennis captain Don Pompan vividly remembers the last time he set foot on court before a capacity crowd on Navy
No Fun In The Sun: Crimson Squads Struggle
The dazzling glare of sun bleached beaches, the warmth of a gentle breeze and the aroma of uncapped coppertone--perhaps the
