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...rough first-day outing, unfamiliar currents, and a bit of rust slowed the No. 2 Harvard coed sailing team early, but the Crimson turned things around en route to a fourth-place showing in the Charleston Spring Intersectional—the second consecutive week a team of Harvard sailors has notched a fourth-place finish in Charleston, S.C. It was the first regatta of the spring season for the Crimson coed team, and a similar performance to that registered by the women in their debut last week in Charleston. The weekend ended with host and No. 9 Charleston taking...
...Sheth said. “Personally, coming off the Trinity match, I thought I played a very good game, but you cannot underestimate the Yale team, so you just have to be prepared.” HARVARD 6, PENN 3 Harvard easily took the top four flights against Penn en route to its second win over the Quakers in less than a week. Suchde, Broadbent, Oren, and De Lierre, playing in the first fourth positions, all took their matches in three straight, with De Lierre putting up the most lopsided victory with scores...
From the opening tip, it was apparent that the Harvard men’s basketball team was still affected by its recent three-game slide, which included buzzer-beater losses to Cornell and Princeton. Brown got six points in the paint in the first four minutes, en route to 43 on the game, as it hopped out to a 10-3 lead. “Brown was able to get too close to the rim all night long,” Harvard coach Frank Sullivan said. Along with interior scoring, the Bears outrebounded the Crimson by five, a dramatic turnaround...
...fatal case of butterfingers soured the Crimson’s upset bid at Brown on Friday night. Harvard (8-13, 4-4 Ivy) could only watch as Brown (14-8, 8-1 Ivy) poured in 30 points off 24 turnovers—19 in the second half—en route to a 66-61 comeback win in the final seven minutes. It was the second time a victory over the Bears eluded the Crimson in the final ticks. Last month, a last-second buzzer beater propelled Brown to a near-identical 64-62 victory at Laivetes Pavilion. But while...
From the opening tip, it was apparent that the Harvard men’s basketball team was still affected by its recent three-game slide, which included buzzer-beater losses to Cornell and Princeton. Brown got six points in the paint in the first four minutes, en route to 43 on the game, as it hopped out to a 10-3 lead. “Brown was able to get too close to the rim all night long,” Harvard coach Frank Sullivan said. Along with interior scoring, the Bears outrebounded the Crimson by five, a dramatic turnaround...