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...beautiful skies of St. Helena, Calif. provided the Harvard men??s tennis team with the ambience to challenge tough opponents and see how they could fare in the upcoming season. The Crimson attended the Land Rover Napa Valley Tennis Classic, a round robin tournament that featured three strong teams from around the nation: UC Berkeley, University of Michigan (No. 33 in the nation last year), and University of Mississippi (No. 4 at the end of last season). These high-ranking opponents gave Harvard the tests needed to diagnose their problems in order to build on last season...
After two difficult games, the Harvard men??s water polo team was able to bring home a victory, allowing them to take ninth on the last day of the 2009 ECAC Championships at DeNunzio Pool in Princeton...
This past Saturday, the Harvard men??s soccer team continued on its path of regional domination. Under the lights of Fairfield University’s Lessing Field, the No. 12 Crimson trampled the Stags, 4-1, and increased its winning streak to five for the season. While the final score implies an easy Harvard victory, the first half of the game left bystanders unsure of the eventual outcome. The visiting Crimson started out slow, firing off only four of its eight shots on goal during the first period. Fairfield was also contained offensively, registering only a quarter...
...scholarships, the reasons seem clear for the personnel at Fordham.“We’re really being squeezed—all the Patriot League schools are being squeezed from two ends,” says Fordham Director of Athletics Frank McLaughlin, who was Harvard’s men??s basketball coach from 1977-85. “One is, you can’t get anybody away from Harvard, Yale, Princeton, or the Ivies. You know, with Harvard, Yale, Princeton increasing their aid packages, I think you’re going to see a tremendous boost...
...Harvard men??s water polo team won their first divisional game, beating MIT yesterday at Blodgett natatorium. The Crimson (2-6, 1-0 CWPA) gave up the first goal but quickly evened the score, pulled ahead, and never looked back as they cruised to a 9-6 victory over the Engineers (1-8, 0-1 CWPA). The players were motivated by the win, as Harvard had come away from their first two tournaments with a 1-6 record. “Our first seven or eight games were a pretty tough start,” said junior...