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...great job with that.” The Crimson would score on its first drive of the second half, taking a 28-24 lead that it would never relinquish. And though Lehigh did allow Ivy sensation Clifton Dawson to score three times and move into third place on the league??s all-time rushing touchdown list, Coen’s defense did keep the senior tailback under 100 yards for the first time in 2006. For a time at least, it made the Mountain Hawk front four look a lot like the stout Harvard D-line...
...League this past season with a 1.50 ERA, was second with 148 strikeouts, and compiled a 16-6 record, helping lead Harvard to its first Ivy League title since 2001. For her performance, she was unanimously selected both to the All-Ivy First Team and as the league??s Pitcher of the Year. She was also named to the All-Northeast Region Second Team. “I was healthy this season,” Madick said. “I wasn’t healthy last season. I did a lot of rehab over the summer, actually...
...against two-time Ivy League Player of the Year Ibrahim Jaaber the next night, he matched the league??s best stride for stride, holding Jaaber to nine points while he scored the same. But like much of Harvard’s season, this effort again ended in a loss. The weekend showed how great Housman can be, but it also showed how far the team still has to go to achieve Ivy League success...
...that year when James E. Greenidge was hired as Harvard’s sports information director, making him the only high-ranking African-American in the athletic department at the time and the Ivy League??s first-ever black man to hold the position. But 25 years later, the question of athletic departmental diversity remains at the forefront...
...Harvard men’s lacrosse team’s co-captain, John Henry Flood, was selected by Major League Lacrosse’s Washington Bayhawks in the fourth round of the league??s collegiate draft on Thursday, the only Crimson player and one of 11 Ivy Leaguers chosen in the six-year-old league??s annual draft.Flood was the 32nd overall pick and the second pick of the fourth round in the 50-player, five-round draft. He was one of about 50 players present at the draft, held at Stony Brook University...