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No. 4 Field Hockey Secures Undefeated Ivy League Season, Prepares to Host No. 19 Yale in Ivy League Tournament Semifinals
Sophomore forward Lucy Barker drives down the pitch during a match against Boston College earlier this year. | By Chase W. McCann By Isabel C. Smail, Crimson Staff Writer The stage was set for a dramatic showdown on Harvard field hockey’s Berylson Field last Saturday as the No. 4 Crimson faced off against its legendary rival, No. 19 Yale, in the final match of the regular season.
Harvard Women’s Hockey Falls to No. 9 Clarkson and St. Lawrence in ECAC Opening Weekend
A Harvard skater breaks the puck out during a game against RPI last season. | By Chase W. McCann By Tamar H. Scheinfeld, Crimson Staff Writer After opening its season with three consecutive victories, the Harvard women’s ice hockey team entered its first weekend of ECAC play looking to earn some more wins in its fierce conference competition.
Down A Player, Harvard Women’s Soccer Ties Penn 3-3 After Three Equalizers
Senior defender Amy König clears the ball upfield during a game against Cornell. | By Chase W. McCann By Uy B. Pham, Crimson Staff Writer Harvard women’s soccer began its Halloween evening match against Penn with a treat. After a free kick from the Quakers’ goalie, the Crimson needed just six touches among three players to score its first of the game — its second-earliest goal of the season — less than three minutes in. But the pendulum swung like a haunted grandfather clock for the rest of the game.
Brown’s Defense Stifles Harvard Women’s Soccer Offense to Season-Low Shots in 1-0 Victory
Sophomore midfielder Elsa Santos López stands on the pitch during a game against Cornell. | By Chase W. McCann By Uy B.
No. 5 Harvard Field Hockey Secures Second Straight Ivy League Regular-Season Championship
With a dominant win over Columbia in New York City, the Harvard field hockey team claimed its second consecutive Ivy League regular-season championship and secured the coveted hosting rights for the upcoming Ivy League Tournament. The Lions (9-5, 3-3 Ivy League) could not defend their pitch against the Crimson’s offensive onslaught, as four different players scored during the contest.
No. 5 Harvard Field Hockey Extends Win Streak to Ten, Beats Brown and BU
Junior midfielder Martha le Huray inserts a penalty corner. The Crimson scored on a series of corners against Boston University on Sunday. | By Chase W. McCann By Isabel C. Smail, Crimson Staff Writer The No. 5 Harvard field hockey team continued its dominant season this past weekend. The Crimson made the trip down to Providence, R.I., where it tamed the Brown Bears, before returning home to Berylson Field to host the Boston University Terriers.
Harvard Women’s Hockey Opens Season With Offensive Explosion, Sweeps Holy Cross
The Harvard women’s ice hockey team wasted little time finding its offensive rhythm to open the season, sweeping Holy Cross in a dominant two-game weekend that showcased the Crimson’s depth and new rookie talent. Harvard (2-0) began its season on Friday night with a commanding 5-1 victory in Worcester, Mass., before heading home to the Bright-Landry Hockey Center on Saturday to defeat the Crusaders (1-4-2, 0-2 Hockey East) 8-2.
Harvard Women’s Soccer Shuts Out Yale in 3-0 Victory, Holds Bulldogs to One Shot on Target
After Dartmouth snapped RV Harvard women’s soccer’s seven-game win streak last Saturday, the Crimson’s head coach Chris Hamblin reaffirmed the team could “still control our destiny.” Yesterday, Hamblin’s team wasted no time proving that he was right, as a dominant offensive performance helped Harvard (9-3-1, 3-1 Ivy League) prevail in a 3-0 shutout victory over its rival Yale (5-8, 0-4) at Jordan Field.
Harvard Women’s Hockey Has Successfully Rebuilt. Now, It’s Eyeing The NCAA Tournament
Defender Bella Finnegan fires off a pass. | By Chase W. McCann By Samuel S. Rudavsky and Tamar H. Scheinfeld, Crimson Staff Writers Last year, the Harvard women’s hockey team posted the biggest year-over-year improvement in wins in Division I women’s hockey. With all seven of its defenders being returners, standout junior goaltender Ainsley Tuffy back between the pipes, and much of its offensive core intact, the team is entering this season with the understanding that expectations are higher.
No. 8 Field Hockey Powers Past Penn and Upsets No. 5 Wake Forest
Freshman forward Evie Smith hustles during Harvard's match against Princeton. The Sutton Valence, England, native scored the Crimson's first goal against No. 5 Wake Forest. | By Chase W. McCann By Isabel C. Smail, Crimson Staff Writer The No. 8 Harvard field hockey team dominated the weekend, taking down the University of Pennsylvania on the road before returning home to host No. 5 Wake Forest for a top-10 matchup.
No. 24 Harvard Women’s Soccer Beats Cornell 4-1 Behind A Strong Second Half
Senior midfielder Anya Van Den Einde celebrates with her team after delivering a perfect assist to captain Ólöf Kristinsdóttir. | By Chase W. McCann By Uy B. Pham, Crimson Staff Writer After entering halftime in a 1-1 stalemate, No. 24 Harvard (8-2-1, 2-0 Ivy League) needed just 16 minutes to score three goals in the second half, using the energy provided by the Alumni Day crowd to spark its 4-1 win over Cornell (4-4-2, 1-1).
No. 8 Field Hockey Beats No. 10 Princeton in a Rainy Rivalry Shootout
For the second straight game, the No. 8 Harvard field hockey team found itself in a shootout. This time, however, it was its Alumni Day, and the match was against its archrival, the No. 10 Princeton Tigers. The two foes, and a packed sideline of loyal fans, braved the miserable Nor’easter conditions throughout the 75 minutes of play. Despite the cold, tensions ran hot on the field and in the stands, where outraged parents from both sides persistently voiced complaints to the referees.
No. 7 Field Hockey Sweeps Weekend With Wins Over Dartmouth and Northeastern
The No. 7 Harvard field hockey team (5-1, 1-0 Ivy League) continued its successful streak this weekend, beating both Dartmouth (1-4, 0-1) and Northeastern (2-5, 1-0 CAA). After taking down the Big Green 2-1 in Hanover, N.H., the Crimson hosted the Huskies for a dramatic overtime showdown. Eventually, junior captain Tilly Butterworth scored the golden goal in a shootout for the home team, securing the win and the weekend sweep.
No. 3 Field Hockey Falls to No. 12 UMass, Rebounds with Win Over Boston College
Junior captain Tilly Butterworth and senior forward Sage Piekarski celebrate their win over the Boston College Eagles. | By Chase W. McCann By Isabel C. Smail, Crimson Staff Writer After kicking off its season with wins over UMass Lowell and No. 10 UConn, the No. 3 Harvard Crimson continued its homestand, taking on two local foes: the No. 12 University of Massachusetts and Boston College. The Crimson (3-1) fell 3-1 on Friday, as the Minutewomen (6-0) launched a three-goal barrage in the second half.
No. 3 Field Hockey Opens Season With Wins Over UMass Lowell and No. 10 UConn
Then-freshman midfielder Rosa Kooijmans sends a pass into the circle during the Ivy League Tournament Semifinal game against Brown. | By Chase W. McCann By Isabel C. Smail, Crimson Staff Writer Striving for redemption after its devastating loss in the Final Four of the NCAA Tournament last year, the Harvard field hockey team returned to the pitch this past weekend with a vengeance.
No. 11 Harvard Mauls Brown, Earns Program’s First No. 1 Seed for CWPA Championships
Senior utility Ella Schneider rips a shot during a game against Marist earlier this season. | By Chase W. McCann By Bennett Trubey, Crimson Staff Writer PROVIDENCE, RI – Harvard prevailed over Ivy League rival Brown University in a standalone Saturday match, securing the first seed heading into the CWPA Conference Championships for the first time in program history.
In Photos: The 140th Playing of The Game
The 140th annual football game between the Harvard Crimson and the Yale Bulldogs returned to Harvard Stadium on Saturday. The Bulldogs emerged victorious with a final score of 34-29, robbing the Crimson of its opportunity to win the Ivy League title outright. With the loss, Harvard settled for a three-way tie, forced to share the Ivy title with the Dartmouth Big Green and the Columbia Lions. By Melissa C. Suquisupa and Grace E.
In Photos: Harvard Topples Princeton, Ending 8-Year Drought
In Photos: Harvard Topples Princeton, Ending 8-Year Drought By Nicholas T. Jacobsson, Kayla H. Le, and Chase W. McCann Following years of soul-crushing defeats, Harvard football left nothing to chance on Saturday, obliterating Princeton for the first time since 2016. With three unanswered touchdowns in the fourth quarter, the Crimson demolished the Tigers 45-13 to an enthusiastic home crowd. By Kayla H. Le and Chase W. McCann Sophomore tight end Seamus Gilmartin dodges a Princeton defender.
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