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However, the next match will be against Stanford (10-0). The Cardinal is ranked No. 3 in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) rankings, and for several weeks held the top spot. Harvard, in contrast, has dropped from Top-25 a few weeks ago to a distant No. 66. Stanford gives Harvard match-up problems up and down the singles lineup, but its biggest advantage comes from its top-ranked doubles team of Geoff Abrams and Alex...
...week Harvard will face off against University of California-Berkeley, another nationally ranked team. The Bears (6-3) have come off some big wins against Clemson and BYU recently, and are looking to ride that momentum to a win over the visiting Crimson. California currently has an ITA ranking...
...Pacific (10-2). The Tigers may be the hottest team the Crimson will face, as they are riding a six-match winning streak, including wins over higher-ranked Louisville and University of California-Irvine. Those wins propelled Pacific from No. 62 last week to No. 36 in the latest ITA rankings. The Tigers are led by their No. 1 singles player, Dietrich Haug...
With another win in its pocket, the Crimson heads to Southern California this weekend for its spring break schedule. Despite handily defeating Old Dominion, Harvard will have its hands full against four teams that rank higher in the ITA poll...
...next day Harvard took on host Kentucky in an even battle. Harvard (7-4) is ranked No. 24 by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA), while the Wildcats hold the No. 23 spot. The Crimson got off to a slow start and never recovered, losing 5-2 again...