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Articles by Leo P. Petropoulos
Men’s Basketball Emerges Victorious 73-45 in Season Opener Over MIT
Junior guard Ben Eisendrath handles the basketball against the Minutemen. | By Jason Deng By Leo P. Petropoulos, Crimson Staff Writer CAMBRIDGE, MASS. — In the battle for Massachusetts Avenue, the Harvard men’s basketball team gave a not-so-warm welcome to the MIT Engineers, beating the Division III program 73-45 at Lavietes Pavilion in the Crimson’s season opener.
Halloween Night Frightens Men’s Soccer in 2-0 Loss to Princeton
In an especially scary Halloween weekend for Harvard football – both the European and American varieties – the men’s soccer team (4-7-3, 2-3-1 Ivy League) fell frighteningly scoreless to the Princeton Tigers (7-4-4, 2-3-1) 2-0 in its penultimate regular season match. While Cambridge began to feel the chills of All Hallow’s Eve early on Saturday, the conditions at Princeton’s Myslik Field at Roberts Stadium offered calm winds and temperate high 50s, primed for an offensive display.
Four Goals, Four Yellow Cards, and a 4-1 Harvard Men’s Soccer Victory Over Stonehill
On a chilly night in Allston, the ice-cold Harvard Crimson (4-6-2, 2-2 Ivy League) defended its home turf at Jordan Field, securing a 4-1 win in its final non-conference matchup of the season over the Stonehill Skyhawks (4-8-2, 2-3 NEC). With the recent memory of a painful 3-2 defeat in New Haven at the feet of arch rival Yale (3-6-3, 1-1-2 Ivy) over the weekend, Harvard was primed to work through some woes against the Skyhawks.
Harvard-Radcliffe Lightweights Defend V8+ Title at The 61st Annual Head of the Charles Regatta
Harvard-Radcliffe's lightweight V8+ boat defended its Head of the Charles title this fall. | By Jason Deng By Leo P. Petropoulos, Crimson Staff Writer The Massachusetts winter winds came early this year, but they were no damper on the hundreds of thousands of spectators descending upon the Charles River to watch the reigning national medalists, the Harvard-Radcliffe lightweight rowing team, compete in the 61st annual Head of the Charles Regatta.
Four of the Forty-Two: Previewing Harvard’s Four Teams on the Charles
The Harvard men's lightweight V8 boat enters the season with high expectations after winning its third straight IRA title. | By Courtesy of Lisa Worthy for Harvard Athletics By Leo P.
William Ma Excels at the Hamptons Intercollegiate
Harvard's golfers hit at the Hamptons Intercollegiate. | By Courtesy of William Ma By Leo P.
Nor’easter? Nor’Problem. Alex Zhang Leads Men’s Golf to Victory at Macdonald Cup
The Harvard men's golf team won Boston College's Red Bandanna Invitational in New York over Labor Day Weekend. | By Courtesy of William Ma By Leo P. Petropoulos, Crimson Staff Writer On Friday Nights across America, the stadium lights shine bright.
Rain Fails to Dampen Men’s Golf As Harvard Takes Third at Rod Myers Invitational
Although lightning may have struck more than twice, the Harvard Crimson (-12, 3rd), led by third-place finisher and junior captain William Ma (-6, T3), took third in a competitive field at the 36-hole Rod Myers Invitational hosted by Duke (-9, 4th) in Durham, N.C. Sophomore Morgan Riley (-4, T11) and freshman Alex Zhang (-4, T11) braved the wet course to tie for 11th, joining Ma as the three Crimson to finish among the top 25.
Harvard Women’s Soccer Diffuses Late Northeastern Surge in 1-0 Victory
Captain Anna Rayhill races toward the net during Harvard's 1-0 win against the Northeastern Huskies. | By Uy B. Pham By Leo P. Petropoulos and Uy B. Pham, Crimson Staff Writers Harvard women’s soccer suffocated Northeastern University in its best defensive performance in two years, holding the visitors to just three shots during the very limited time that the Huskies had in their offensive half. The Crimson last allowed as few shots in a 1-0 victory against Boston University in September 2024.
Men’s Golf Takes No Rest for Labor Day: Wins the Red Bandanna Invitational
Harvard celebrates the first win of its fall campaign at the Red Bandanna Invitational. | By Courtesy of William Ma By Leo P. Petropoulos, Crimson Staff Writer Harvard men’s golf (+12, 1st), the reigning Ivy League Champion,started its fall campaign strong, earning a resounding victory in Verona, N.Y., at the fourth annual Red Bandanna Invitational hosted by Boston College (+54, 4th).
A Summer Sharper: Previewing Harvard Men’s Golf, The Reigning Ivy Champion
Harvard's men's and women's golf teams competed in the Ivy League Tournament this weekend. The men took home the championship, and the women placed second. | By Crimson Multimedia Staff By Leo P. Petropoulos, Crimson Staff Writer Greens pristinely mowed, irons polished and shined, the trophy cabinet dusted off, and the Harvard men’s golf team standing atop the Ivy League for the first time since 2017.
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