Sports Front Feature
Harvard Breaks Records at Jim Click Shootout
Harvard’s track and field team traveled to Tucson, Ariz. over the weekend to compete in the annual Jim Click Shootout — garnering several school records, personal bests, and top-place finishes.
Harmoni Turner Named Becky Hammon Mid-Major Player of the Year
In a historic capstone to a record-breaking career, Harvard senior guard Harmoni Turner became the first Ivy League player to be named the 2025 Becky Hammon Mid-Major Player of the Year Wednesday.
Harvard Men's Volleyball Splits Evenly-Matched Weekend Against George Mason in Fierce Competition
Harvard men’s volleyball split a close weekend against conference opponent George Mason — where the Crimson played a cleaner service game and defensive strategy than games prior.
Caroline Mullahy Sets Ivy League Assist Record as Harvard Women’s Lacrosse Falls to No. 21 Brown
Harvard women's lacrosse came up short in a fierce battle against No. 21 Brown, but ultimately fell 12-10 in a game that featured Caroline Mullahy breaking the Ivy League assists record.
Harvard Fencing Takes Bronze at National Championships
The Harvard fencing team took home bronze at the NCAA fencing championships, marking the fourth consecutive year that the Crimson took a step on the podium.
‘On a Mission’: Newly elected Rugby Captain Nafanua “Nafi” Fitisemanu ’24-26 on Leadership, Spirituality and Championship Mentality
When the Harvard women’s rugby team voted for its captain, a consensus was immediately reached: the team wanted junior Nafanua "Nafi" Fitisemanu. Her journey, guided by her faith and time away from campus, has brought her to this moment.
‘Training Like a Champion’: After Record-Breaking Season, Harvard Indoor Track Hopeful for Ivy League Championship
Harvard Track and Field will look to build on a record-breaking season this weekend at Indoor Ivy League championships, after setting more than ten school and league records since December.
Harvard Women’s Basketball Dominates Dartmouth, Improves to 17-3
Harvard women's basketball improved to 17-3 following a dominating 66-31 win over Dartmouth. Powered by an intense defense, senior guard Harmoni Turner dropped 21 points as Elena Rodriguez and Saniyah Glenn-Bello added double-digit scoring efforts.
Harvard Sweeps No. 17 Penn State in Season’s First Conference Match-Up
The Harvard Men’s Volleyball Team dominated perennial conference power No. 17 Penn State with a three-set win Friday night, giving the Crimson a surge of momentum to start their weekend against the Nittany Lion.
Harvard Blown Out 7-1 in Beanpot Semis Against No. 10 Boston University After Second Period Collapse
At the 72nd annual Beanpot Tournament, the Harvard men’s ice hockey team dropped the semifinal game to the Boston University Terriers in a crushing 7-1 defeat.
A Night to Remember
From left to right, Harvard Athletics Director Erin McDermott, Angela Ruggiero ’04, Soledad O’Brien ’88, the Honorable Maura T. Healey ’92, and Jojo Neilson Boynton ’88, President of the Harvard Varsity Club, pose for a picture at the Varsity's Club gala dinner at Lavietes Pavillion last Saturday celebrating the 50th anniversary of Title IX.
Future Trailblazers
Members of the Harvard women's ice hockey team pose for a picture at the Title IX event at Lavietes Pavillion on Saturday. Women's ice hockey alumna Angela Ruggiero '04, CEO and co-founder of the Sports Innovation Lab, received the Trailblazer Award.
A Red Carpet Affair
Lavietes Pavillion was turned into a red carpet for a dinner celebration of Harvard female student-athletes in honor of the 50th anniversary of the Title IX amendment.
A Red Carpet Affair: Harvard Athletics Honors 50th Anniversary of Title IX
In commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the passage of Title IX of the Education Amendments Act of 1972, Harvard Athletics has showcased the achievements of Harvard female student-athletes, past and present, through a season’s worth of programming.
Ahead of 5th Annual Fundraiser at El Jefe’s, Ben Abercrombie Continues ‘Inspirational’ Recovery
The routine tackle left Ben Abercrombie ’21-’23 paralyzed from the neck down. But five years later, Abercrombie is slowly but surely making progress, with a wide coalition of allies by his side. That coalition includes his parents Marty and Sherri, who live with him in his Winthrop House suite, his teammates, as well as an unlikely source — El Jefe’s Taqueria.
