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...doubles team. Anderson finished 21-3 in singles matches during Harvard’s dual meets, earning her Second Team All-Ivy honors, and her performance as a student earned her a place on the Academic All-District team. Over the course of her four seasons, Anderson became the winningest player in Harvard women’s tennis history. She graduates with a record of 192-59 in both doubles and singles, surpassing the 185-67 mark of Kathy Vigna ’87. Harvard also went a perfect 28-0 against Ivy opponents during her four...
...athlete. Shy and laid back, the speedskating superstar doesn't carry herself off-ice like the fiery locomotive that she becomes when she's racing. Klassen had the engine going full bore in Torino, taking five medals, which, added to a bronze from Salt Lake City, make her the winningest Canadian Olympian ever. Although a favorite to win multiple medals heading into Torino, her jittery performance in the 3,000-m event during the Games' first week got the doubters going. In the 3,000 m, Klassen overreacted to Dutch skater Ireen Wust's blazing time in an early pairing...
Delaney-Smith is also the winningest women’s coach in the history of the Ivy League, and her 215 league victories are second only to the legendary Pete Carill of Princeton, who tallied 315 wins. She remains the only head coach in NCAA history to guide a No. 16 seed to a win over a No. 1 in the NCAA tournament, which she did against Stanford...
...Senior Day for the Harvard football team on Saturday—a day intended to celebrate a senior class that lacked the big-name star of so many recent years but that became one of the winningest groups in Crimson football history. So it made perfect sense that in their last-ever game in front of the home fans, two unheralded seniors from an unheralded senior class led Harvard to its dominating 29-3 victory over Penn on Saturday. Fullback/H-back/tight end Kelly Widman and wide receiver Ryan Tyler paced a Crimson offensive attack that jumped on the Quakers early...
...first two ECAC opponents, Quinnipiac and Princeton, Harvard’s conference schedule gets a bit tougher this weekend as they meet up with Clarkson (7-2-1, 2-0-0) and St. Lawrence (7-0-0, 0-0-0)—the conference’s two winningest teams so far this season.Heading into the weekend, the last time St. Lawrence lost a game was during last season’s Frozen Four—to the same Harvard squad they play this Sunday at Bright Hockey Center. Last year’s 4-1 win was reminiscent...