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Articles by Callum J. Diak
The 10 Best Harvard-Yale Games Over 149 Years
The iconic “Game” has been played for well over a century. Inevitably, some iterations of this Ivy League clash of the titans are better entertainment than others, begging the question: Which is the most unforgettable Game? Lucky for you, dear reader, I have combed over newspapers, stat-sheets, and highlight reels aplenty to determine once and for all which contest was objectively the most legendary of all the Crimson-Bulldog face-offs on the gridiron.
Year in Sports 2023
Making History and Ready for Moore: Carrie Moore, Coach of the Year Carrie Moore’s career as Crimson basketball coach tipped off to a tremendous start in the 2022-23 season. In her first year at the head of the program, the former Western Michigan standout and retired professional basketball player led the team to a 9-5 Ivy League record and a deep run in the WNIT tournament — one that made program history. From the Editors: A Year of Triumph and Heartbreak By Mairead B. Baker and Aaron B.
The Dynasty Survives: Harvard Squash Locks in Two More National Championships
Harvard women's squash battles the University of Virginia on December 2. By Lani Tran By Callum J. Diak, Crimson Staff Writer Harvard squash certainly has a decorated past – the team has a history of record-setting winning streaks, championing many Ivy League titles, and consistently taking home the College Squash Association (CSA) prize for the post-season success.
Is Harvard Squash Still On Top?
It may have come as a shocker when the College Squash Association announced the pre-season rankings a couple of months ago. The Harvard women’s squash program, the seven-time defending champions, who at the time had not lost a match-up since 2015, found themselves relegated to the second spot. Ranked ahead of the Crimson was a Trinity College lineup with uncertain prospects after a disappointing 2022 Howe Cup campaign that saw the second-ranked Bantam fail to make the finals.
Another One: Women's Squash Claims Seventh Consecutive National Title
The Harvard women’s squash team has been on a mission this season to solidify Cambridge, Mass. as the epicenter of squash in the country. And this weekend, it succeeded in doing just that by taking home a national title for the seventh consecutive season.
Crimson Hot: Best in Country, Harvard Women's Squash Clinches 6th Consecutive Ivy League Title
The intensity of Saturday’s storm left roads slippery, and fans of Harvard women’s squash uncertain as to whether they would be able to watch the No. 1 Crimson (11-0, 6-0 Ivy) take on its rivals No. 4 Yale (6-3) Sunday afternoon. To the delight of spectators, while New England was still reeling from the monster blizzard that blanketed multiple states in layers of snow, another powerful force was confirmed to be scheduled on the courts of the Harvard University Squash Center.
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