Even after 53 years at Harvard coaching hundreds of student-athletes passing through Newell Boathouse, Harvard men’s heavyweight crew coach Harry Parker impressed many with his ability to remember graduates of his program.
Commencement may be done, but some Radcliffe crew seniors have not cut all ties to Harvard yet.
The Harvard women’s ice hockey team has a new assistant coach for its upcoming season, but it is by no means a new face. Former co-captain and stand-out goaltender for the Crimson, Laura Bellamy ’13 will soon be bringing her knowledge and experience back onto the ice in Bright Hockey Center.
The Ivy League’s continued rejection of postseason play for football has left players, coaches, and fans disappointed about the missed opportunity for the best of the Ivy League to test itself on the gridiron against the nation’s elite in a quest to win a national championship.
Harvard men’s basketball assistant coach Yanni Hufnagel is leaving the Crimson for an assistant coaching position at Vanderbilt.
Andy Nguyen wins Comeback Player of the Year Runner-Up by fighting off a hip injury as a senior to go 16-4 on the court.
Zach Hodges earns Breakout Player of the Year Runner-Up honors.
Facing the no. 8 team in the country, the Harvard men's hockey team comes down from three goals down to win, 6-5.
Highly regarded lacrosse recruit Devin Dwyer stars in first season for the Crimson.
Sophomore Emily Gusse wins Female Breakout Player of the Year.
In first season of eligibility, Fagbenle stars for Crimson.
Comeback powers men's squash to semifinal victory.
Amidst concerns about the loss of its two top defenders, the Crimson opened the season with a five-game winning streak. Harvard won its first Ivy League title in four years and lost in the quarterfinal round of the NCAA Tournament.
Rookie excels in first taste of collegiate ice hockey.
Crimson break Nittany Lions' 51-game winning streak.
Forward overcomes early-season foul trouble to becomes defensive anchor for men's basketball team.
Harvard's athletic captains voted on one outgoing female and outgoing male to earn The Harvard Crimson's inaugural Career Achievement Award. Laura Bellamy, women's hockey co-captain, writes about teammate and winner Jillian Dempsey.
With an upset of No. 9 Penn State and a postseason win over George Mason, the Harvard men's volleyball team put together the best season in its program's history.
Co-captain Christian Webster is the winningest basketball player in program history. This season, he led his team to its first-ever NCAA tournament win. Teammate Tom Hamel writes about Webster's lasting legacy.