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After five contests spanning 34 days and four different states, the Harvard men’s basketball team finally comes home again.The Crimson (12-7, 4-2 Ivy) returns to Lavietes Pavilion this weekend, taking on Princeton tonight and Penn tomorrow night.The Tigers (5-12, 3-1) have been the surprise story of the early Ivy season, taking three of their first four league contests after entering conference play with a 2-10 mark. Both Princeton and Penn (12-6, 4-0) played their first four league games at home, raising a bit of skepticism around the league about whether...
...Friday night at Lavietes Pavilion, Noah Savage burned the latest chapter of Harvard’s painful history with the Tigers in the minds of the Crimson faithful, burying a last-second baseline jumper to give Princeton a 60-59 victory. The shot completed the Tigers’ comeback from a six point final minute deficit, and handed a devastated Harvard team its second straight loss on the game’s final play...
...away from the scene of the crime like that, something’s up.” Harvard must quickly overcome the bitterness of Saturday’s wrenching defeat if it wants to salvage its season. Next weekend, perennial Ivy League powerhouses Princeton and Penn enter Lavietes Pavilion. The Crimson will likely have to sweep both games from their rivals to stay in contention with Penn, which has yet to lose in league play. “We can go one of two ways,” Beal said. “Either we’re going...
After perhaps the most crushing defeat of the season just a week earlier, the Harvard women’s basketball team was in need of a remedy to get back to its winning ways. On Friday night at Lavietes Pavilion, that remedy came in the form of the Columbia Lions. Led by the freshman trio of Katie Rollins, Emma Moretzsohn and Emily Tay, Harvard coasted to an 86-63 thrashing of Columbia in a home league tilt. It was the first action for the Crimson since a heartbreaking last-second defeat against Brown earlier in the week, but Harvard seemed...
...team will bounce around indoor venues like Lavietes Pavilion, complete with artificial turf, until the re-flooring of the Palmer-Dixon Tennis Courts is completed...