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...have a opportunity to play some of those teams again and hopefully things will go our way.” Surprising Colgate has used upset wins over the first-place Big Green and the fourth-place Saints, coupled with a 10-2-1 mark against the league??s bottom two-thirds, to move into a second-place tie with Harvard in the conference standings. Neither front-runner nor upstart, the Crimson’s upcoming opponents are studies in the final two levels of quality in the league??the opportunist and the doormat. Union is definitively...
With three league contests under its belt, the Harvard women’s basketball team is beginning to get comfortable in the Ivy League. But after it faces the league??s worst and best competition this weekend, the Crimson will have an even better idea of where it stands...
...ninth place again,” said Crimson Nordic coach Peter Graves. “That’s where we were every carnival last year…You can have great performances and still be in ninth place overall.” Although Harvard missed out on the league??s first carnival because of final exams, the Crimson came out with a total of 208 points, edging St. Michael’s, Bowdoin, UMPI and Clarkson. “Everyone else had one carnival under their belt,” senior Katie Connors said...
...title and an automatic berth to the NCAA Tournament in its Jan. 29 college preview issue. The magazine selected Brown, Dartmouth, and Yale to follow Harvard in the Red Rolfe Division, while ranking Princeton, Cornell, Columbia, and Penn in order in the Lou Gehrig Division. The Crimson compiled the league??s top record (14-6) last season—a year in which it was also a preseason favorite—but fell to Princeton in the league??s best-of-three series that determined which squad received the NCAA berth. Harvard returns 22 letterwinners from...
Hallion, whom coach Kathy Delaney-Smith dubbed “the heart and soul of this team,” proved herself capable of rallying the team from its early-season ailments. After getting back on its feet against the league??s best, Harvard might just be strong enough to contend for an Ivy title once again...