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Kleinfelder, the winningest coach in women’s lacrosse history with a mark of 252-124-3, announced her retirement to the team before its 12-2 loss to Princeton on March 21. But beyond the numbers of wins, Ivy League titles and even a national championship, Kleinfelder’s coaches, players and comrades will remember her more for the significant impact she made outside the lines...
Kleinfelder, the all-time winningest coach in women’s collegiate lacrosse, is in her 23rd season at Harvard, where her coaching ability, her teams and her players have all garnered national attention. During her tenure, the Crimson has captured a dozen Ivy League titles and appeared in 11 NCAA Tournaments. Those tournament appearances peaked in 1990 when Harvard was undefeated and won the national title, becoming the first Ivy League women’s team to do so—in any sport...
...another decade later, Allard is the winningest active coach in the Ivy League and has the highest overall winning percentage in program history. The Crimson has finished in either first or second place in each of Allard’s eight years at the helm and the easy-going skipper led Harvard to its first of three Ivy titles and its first of two NCAA Tournament appearances. It would not be a stretch to consider Allard one of the nation’s finest coaches...
During that stretch, the Crimson’s prolific losing streak was matched only by Columbia’s dominance. As the all-time winningest NCAA program with 13 national titles, Columbia has taken 11 Ivy titles in the past 16 years...
...Restic, both the winningest and losingest coach in Harvard football history, answers the phone from his Milford, Mass., home. Retired now, Restic hasn’t been around the program much since 1993. But he is familiar with Morris—he works with the East-West Shrine Game, and was instrumental in getting Morris invited to that postseason showcase...