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...reigning three-time Ivy League champion Princeton Tigers (7-0, 7-0). When Harvard faced the Tigers earlier this month, Princeton escaped by a narrow 22-point margin, and this weekend the Crimson is looking for revenge. Harvard is in an eerily familiar position heading into the weekend??s meet. Last year’s squad was also 6-1 in dual meets and also faced Princeton as its top competition. The Crimson barely fell to the Tigers in 2008, amassing 1494 points to Princeton’s 1651.5. The Tigers were crowned champion of the Ancient Eight...
...Crimson couldn’t dominate either T this weekend??Trinity or the center of the court.The fifth-ranked Harvard men’s squash team’s aspirations to bring home the CSA National Team Championship were crushed by unassailable No. 1 Trinity on Saturday. After upsetting No. 4 Cornell the day before, the Crimson (7-6, 3-3 Ivy league matches) was absolutely no match for the Bantams. Harvard then wrapped up its trip to Princeton, N.J. with a loss against No. 6 Rochester yesterday afternoon in a consolation match that left Harvard just...
...games. The women’s squad dominated both of its day matches against Villanova on Saturday and George Washington yesterday. When the sun set, however, Harvard fell, 10-8, to Ivy rival Princeton Saturday night and lost, 14-13, to Bucknell yesterday in the last of the weekend??s battles.“Overall, we fought some really hard games and made some good steps as a team,” freshman Devan Kennifer said. “But now that both teams have seen each other, it will be really interesting to see which teams respond...
After a successful regular season, the Crimson boasts a 6-4 record and a No. 5 national ranking. Now, in the final stretch of the season, Harvard’s hard work culminates in this weekend??s CSA National Team Championships and next weekend??s CSA National Individual Championships...
...With postseason play looming, the importance of this weekend??s matchups is heightened. While the Crimson has already locked down home-ice advantage for the first round of the ECAC playoffs, a sweep this weekend would let Harvard play at Bright throughout the tournament. However, the team is not concerned with such talk of postseason play just...