Men's Basketball
As Holidays Approach, Alarm Bells Ring for Men’s Basketball
Ten healthy players are all that remain at the moment for Harvard men’s basketball. The two-week break without competition — mandated for finals — could not come at a better time for the Crimson. On most evenings at Lavietes Pavilion, Harvard would likely be pleased with a 10-point win with such a reduced roster. Monday, however, was the latest bump in a non-conference schedule that has been far from friendly for the Crimson (6-4), as the team struggled to pull away from Division III Babson in a game that Harvard eventually won by a 74-64 score.
Sakota From the Stripe
Junior guard Luka Sakota lines up a free throw attempt in Harvard's Dec. 6 win over Babson. The Crimson starter is averaging 12.0 points per game and shooting 40.8 percent from three-point range this season.
Trouble for Tretout's Defender
Junior guard and Brooklyn native Idan Tretout looks to blow by his defender in the Crimson's home win over Babson.
Magic Wojcik
Then first-year guard Denham Wojcik dribbles down the court in last December's matchup against Babson.
In Photos: Crimson Madness Returns
The return of Harvard Crimson basketball competition at Lavietes Pavilion for the first time since pre-pandemic kicked off on Oct. 15 as both the men’s and women’s programs battled their teammates in two intrasquad scrimmages following an assortment of pre-game activities and food.
