Finishing touch for Harvard
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Evan Harris hit the winning layup with one second on the clock and finished with 18 points last night as Harvard beat Cornell, 65-64, at Lavietes Pavilion.
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It was a long time coming, but Harvard finally beat Princeton last night. The 61-57 victory at Lavietes Pavilion marked the first time the Crimson have defeated the Tigers since Feb. 20, 1999.
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Last night, leading Maine by three goals after two periods, Harvard found itself in the exact scenario the team faced last season.
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Harvard is one of a handful of institutions in a joint venture with Google that could be the biggest development to hit the library since the card catalog went digital.
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The Harvard women's hockey team is peaking at just the right time. As February melts into March, and the ECAC playoffs and NCAA Tournament loom, the Crimson are filling opponents' nets with pucks at breakneck speed. After last night's 6-1 victory over Boston College in the Beanpot championship game at Matthews Arena, Harvard has now outscored opponents, 48-7, in its ...
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Brad Bagdis has celebrated an Ivy League championship. He's savored a pair of victories over heated rival Yale. And he's earned distinction as the 134th captain in the storied history of Harvard football.
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There's no place like the road for the Harvard men's basketball team this season. The Crimson rallied from a 9-point second-half deficit to defeat Vermont, 84-76, in overtime yesterday in Burlington, Vt., Harvard's fifth straight victory away from Lavietes Pavilion.
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Something has to give -- either 15th-ranked Harvard's status as the nation's only undefeated Division 1-AA team or 17th-ranked Penn's 20-game Ivy League winning streak -- when the teams square off Saturday in Philadelphia.
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Brian Cusworth and Matt Stehle scored 16 points each, leading Harvard to a 64-53 win over Brown last night in Providence.
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Harvard ran into a red-hot Yale goalie who almost stole the show last night, but the Crimson would not be denied, scoring three goals in the final six minutes to post a 3-1 win at the Bright Center, making coach Ted Donato a winner in his home debut.
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CAMDEN, N.J. -- The Harvard varsity eight could not quite return to the IRA Regatta winner's circle, but it got back to winning medals, which was satisfying enough for the Crimson.
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In its previous game, Northeastern rallied from a 9-point deficit late in the second half and beat Harvard in overtime. Yesterday, the Huskies made certain late-game drama wouldn't be necessary.
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Harvard's wrecking-ball running back Clifton Dawson set Ivy League records for yards and points in a career, defying comparisons to other tailbacks. But, coach Tim Murphy dropped the names Tom Brady and Peyton Manning when describing Dawson's impact.
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When Harvard went into the semifinal of the Beanpot against Northeastern last Monday at TD Banknorth Garden, many hockey fans predicted it would be the Huskies' year to shine.
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BETHLEHEM, Pa. -- If they did not necessarily play better football, it was enough for the Harvard Crimson to play longer yesterday, spotting Lehigh a 24-7 lead midway through the second quarter before storming back with four straight touchdowns, then hanging on for a 35-33 win.
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Their goal back in August was what it always is: Go 10-0 and win the undisputed Ivy League title. This afternoon at the Stadium, Harvard's 13th-ranked football team finally can do both with a victory over archrival Yale, and put itself among rare company.
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Familiar sights dominated the 103-year-old grounds of Harvard Stadium last night. Six former Cannons suited up for the Washington Bayhawks, including all-time Boston assists leader Conor Gill. Bayhawks coach Scott Hiller paced the sideline, as he did with the Cannons from 2002-05.