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Articles by Sofia Zhang
Harvard Women’s Hockey Falls to No. 14 Yale, Loses 3-2 in the Dying Minutes of the Game
Coming off the back of a huge overtime win against Brown on Saturday, the Harvard women’s hockey team (9-8-1, 5-6-1 ECAC) came into Sunday’s matchup ready to take down its rival, No. 14 Yale (14-7-0, 9-5-0 ECAC), on home ice. However, the Bulldogs entered the Bright-Landry Hockey Center with a chip on its shoulder, having lost to the Crimson 4-1 in the teams’ last meeting in November. Yale had serious momentum entering the game, having won a big game against Dartmouth the previous day.
Women’s Hockey Falls to 3-2 Boston University in Friendship Four Championship
The Harvard women's hockey team looks from the bench during its game against RPI earlier this season. By Chase W. McCann By Sofia Zhang, Crimson Staff Writer With both the Harvard Crimson (8-6-1, 4-5-1 ECAC) and the Boston University Terriers (4-11-3, 4-6-2 Hockey East) coming off tightly contested, overtime wins on Friday, the Friendship Four Championship game was a classic matchup between two Massachusetts foes.
Women’s Hockey Ends the Semester With Mixed Results, Beating Union but Losing Out Late to RPI
By Sofia Zhang, Crimson Staff Writer Harvard Women’s ice hockey (7-6-1, 4-5-1 ECAC) found mixed success at Bright-Landry to end the semester, coming out with a strong 4-2 victory against Union (8-9-3, 2-7-1 ECAC) on Friday, but falling 1-3 on Saturday against RPI (6-15, 3-7 ECAC). Nevertheless, this semester marks the team’s best opening to a season since 2021.
The Crimson Split Ranked Weekend Matchups, Beating No. 10 Yale But Falling to No. 13 Brown in OT
Harvard women's hockey celebrates in a Beanpot game against Boston University. The team similarly celebrated its successful weekend against ranked opponents. By Courtesy of Eddie Monigan / Harvard Athletics By Amelie N. Lima and Sofia Zhang, Contributing Writers The Harvard women’s ice hockey team faced a fierce lineup this weekend.
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Carbon Steel Tank for Above-ground Fuel Storage Tank: The industry-standard material for large surface-level fuel reserves
Carbon Steel Tank for Above-ground Fuel Storage Tank: The industry-standard material for large surface-level fuel reserves The Above-ground Fuel Storage Tank (AST) is the most common and recognizable containment vessel for large surface-level fuel reserves globally, holding everything from crude oil to refined fuels and industrial oils. This essential infrastructure demands a solution that is robust, easily maintained, and cost-efficient at enormous scale.
Harvard Softball’s Win Streak Ends with Loss to Brown in 1-2 Series
Hoping to extend an eight game win streak, Harvard (20-10, 9-6 Ivy) entered its matchup against Brown (24-12, 9-6 Ivy) with momentum on its side. However, the team failed to fend off the Bears, dropping the series 1-2. The loss comes after a successful 3-0 series at home against rivals Yale (19-24, 7-11 Ivy) last week. This time around, the team struggled to generate offense in the opening game of the weekend, losing 2-8.
Harvard Softball Sweeps Penn, Gains Ivy League Momentum
After a rocky start to its Ivy season, Harvard softball (16-8, 5-4 Ivy) traveled to the University of Pennsylvania (2-26-1, 0-12 Ivy) this weekend, re-establishing its place in the Ivy League and earning a winning record in conference play. The Crimson swept all three games in its series against the Quakers, winning by a larger margin in each subsequent game as it appeared to catch its stride for the season. Coming into the year, the Crimson ranked number two in the preseason Ivy League polls.
Harvard Softball Struggles against Princeton, Starts Ivy League Play 0-3
History repeated itself in New Jersey this weekend as the softball team (11-7, 0-3 Ivy) fell to Princeton (8-12, 3-0 Ivy) on the road in its Ivy opener— the Crimson yet again unable to beat the Tigers in a rematch of the 2024 Ivy League Tournament Championship game.
Harvard Softball Finishes Preseason Triumphantly, Heads into Conference Play on Winning Streak
While many of their friends and classmates have used Spring Break to catch up on some much needed sleep or get out of Cambridge before the final stretch of the semester, there was no rest for Harvard softball (11-4, Ivy 0-0) as it headed out to the West Coast to compete in the Santa Clara Invitational. Neither Portland State (4-24, 0-0 BSC) nor Santa Clara (16-10, 0-0 WCC) could stand up to the Crimson’s dominant offense, losing 8-1 and 9-5 respectively.
Harvard Softball Begins its 2025 Campaign 3-1 With a Strong Start Down South
This past weekend, Harvard softball (3-1, 0-0 Ivy) made its way to Georgia to compete at the Bash in the Boro, confidently beating Georgia Southern 6-2 and 5-4 (4-5, 0-0 Sun Belt) in back-to-games while bookending the tournament with a dominant 8-1 win and a close 3-4 loss to Furman (2-6, 0-0 SoCon).
Sports Confessional: Superstitions
Yes, this has to do with superstitions. Trust us. Illustration: Rame Abdulkader. What are our Gee-Gees’ superstitions and where do they come from? As a journeyman baseball player and a beer league goaltender, I partake in a string of self-imposed superstitions. For example, I listen to the same Oasis concert before every game and treat myself to a Hershey’s bar with a side of blue Gatorade. But what do our Gee-Gees athletes do?
Fiction Issue: Winter's Road
Illustration: Rame Abdulkader. Between the trees, under the stars, I walk the winter’s road. The night sky is bright and the snow seems to glow. I’ve come this way once when I was younger, before it snowed. Now I am older, I am bolder, and yet the night grows ever colder. I will not turn back this time around. I will push on to the very end, past every turn and every bend. Footsteps silent over the snowy ground. I will walk this hellish street until the pavement gives out beneath my feet.
Fiction Issue: For Romeo Dallaire
Fiction Issue: For Romeo Dallaire 2019/01/18, 5:24 pm Illustration: Rame Abdulkader. Oh Romeo Do you know where you are? Frenching a bottle of scotch Pills float in it Under a Quebec park bench. You beg us to kill you *gasp* *gasp* Oh speak again You who denied your wife, Your children What’s Dallaire? If not your service Your stoic stance A handshake Has that fiery baptism 23 years past Taken your name It was not you Who cost you Your perfection. —James Lewicki, political science student.
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