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Harvard Receives No. 10 Seed, Will Face Michigan State in NCAA Tournament

By Miles J. Herszenhorn
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Harvard women’s basketball team will tip off against the Michigan State Spartans in the first round of the NCAA basketball tournament as the selection committee awarded the Crimson a No. 10 seed on Sunday evening, the highest seeding in program history.

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Men's Lacrosse

‘Everything’s going in for the Crimson’: Men’s Lax Bulldozes Past Yale 14-11

No. 13 Harvard men's lacrosse took down its Ancient Eight rival Yale 14-11 to defend Jordan Field and move to 6-1 on the season. The win marked the Crimson's first against the Bulldogs since 2017.

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Fencing

10 Harvard Fencers Qualify for Nationals at NCAA Northeast Regional Championships

The Crimson faced tough competition on Sunday in the grueling NCAA Northeast Regional Fencing Championships at Tufts University, coming away with mixed results. Despite some of the lows, 10 Harvard athletes qualified for the 2025 NCAA Fencing Championships later this month.

Men's Squash

Harvard Men’s Squash Places Sixth at National Championship

Coming into the weekend looking to prove itself after an injury-filled regular season, the No. 6 Harvard men's squash team went 2-2 in the Potter Cup to place sixth in the National Team Championships.

Women's Basketball

Moore’s Method: Building Harvard Women's Basketball Into a Contender

Head Coach Carrie Moore's journey to transforming Harvard's women's basketball program has shaped her into the leader and mentor that she is today — but it wasn't an easy or straightforward path.

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Turner named Women’s Basketball Ivy League Player of the Year

The Ivy League announced the women’s basketball major awards Tuesday, with Crimson senior guard Harmoni Turner leading the pack as Ivy League Player of the Year.

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Women's Tennis

Harvard Women’s Tennis Dominates UMass and NJIT in Home Sweep

Harvard women’s tennis delivered a statement performance over the weekend, dismantling University of Massachusetts Amherst and New Jersey Institute of Technology in back-to-back shutouts in a triumphant return to the Murr Center.

Women's Lacrosse

No. 22 Women’s Lacrosse Beats Holy Cross 12-7

After a grueling road trip to play the No. 11 Princeton Tigers this past weekend, the No. 22 Harvard Crimson drove to Holy Cross for a weeknight contest against its in-state rival. Although it was a tight game through the first half, Harvard’s fourth-quarter success spurred the team to a dominant 12-7 rebound win.

Women's Basketball

Crimson Crush Dartmouth, Clinches Best Regular Season in Program History

Harvard women’s basketball (22-4, 11-3 Ivy) dominated Dartmouth Big Green (8-19, 2-12) with a decisive 74-40 road victory, clinching the best regular season win percentage (84.6%) in program history.

Women's Water Polo

No. 8 Harvard Women’s Water Polo Succeeds in Saturday Sweep, Extends Longest Active Winning Streak in Top 10

Before heading to California, the Harvard women's water polo team (16-1, 7-0 CWPA) extended its winning streak to 14 with dominant performances over Brown and Marist.

Baseball

Harvard Baseball Swept by No. 7 Florida in Tough Road Matchup

Harvard's baseball team took to the road for the third consecutive weekend, where it was swept by a strong No. 7 Florida Gators squad. Despite the loss, the team remains determined ahead of Ivy League play.

Men's Volleyball

Harvard Men’s Volleyball Splits Rescheduled Road Trip Against Charleston

Three weeks after the series was originally scheduled, Harvard finally made the trip down to West Virginia to face the University of Charleston in a critical conference clash, finishing the weekend 1-1 in an even matchup.

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Harvard Women’s Squash Places Second at National Championship

The No. 2 Harvard Women’s squash team fell just short of the national title Sunday, placing second in the Howe Cup after losing 5-4 to No. 1 Trinity.

Women's Lacrosse

No. 19 Women’s Lacrosse Falls to No. 13 Princeton in Ivy League Opener

Despite a strong start, the Harvard women’s lacrosse team could not contain No. 13 Princeton’s relentless offensive pressure during the Ivy opener, losing 20-6 at Sherrerd Field.