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Harvard Lights Shine Once Again in Head of the Charles Sweep

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By Pavan V. Thakkar, Asher M. Meron
| The Harvard Crimson Verified
Head coach Billy Boyce’s men’s lightweight rowing program followed its streak of incredible seasons with a return to the water on Saturday, storming the Head of the Charles Regatta. The team swept the Head of the Charles’ men’s lightweight events with its second consecutive win in the Lightweight 4+ and fifth consecutive victory in the Lightweight 8+. The Crimson also secured its first program title in the Club 4+ race.
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Bennett Trubey | Writer Page | The Harvard Crimson

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By Bennett Trubey, Asher M. Meron, Praveen Kumar
| The Harvard Crimson Verified
Sports The Impact of Team IMPACT Harvard Athletics partners with Team IMPACT to provide children with unforgettable experiences. Sports Women’s Water Polo Beats Princeton in Longest Match in NCAA History In the longest women's water polo game in NCAA history, Harvard defended its CWPA title against rival Princeton. A golden-goal by captain Ella Schneider sealed the victory and the game's status as The Crimson's 2026 Game of the Year.
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Men’s Lightweight Rowing Strives for a Three-Peat

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By Asher M. Meron, Bennett Trubey, Nika Imamberdieva
| The Harvard Crimson Verified
Harvard lightweight's 1V boat races at the 2025 Head of the Charles Regatta. | By Courtesy of Harvard Athletics By Asher M. Meron and Bennett Trubey, Crimson Staff Writers T he Harvard lightweight rowing team has been dominant all year. Its 1V boat has not lost a race in two years, and the 2V just recently suffered its only defeat of the season.
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The Structure and Rules of Football

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By Asher M. Meron
| The Harvard Crimson Verified
The Structure of the Game The two teams will play a 60-minute game, broken into 15-minute quarters. After two quarters are complete, the teams will take a halftime break lasting approximately 20 minutes. Teams will change direction of play after every quarter, in order to correct any unfairness due to the wind blowing strongly in one direction of the field. To start any play, 11 offensive players and 11 defensive players line up against each other.
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