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Ivy Champs - Men's Basketball Beats Princeton
At Last Champions - Men's basketball beat Princeton on Saturday night, 79-67, garnering at least a share of the conference title. Sophomore forward Kyle Casey led the team with a season-high 24 points. By Meredith H. Keffer
- With 15 points, co-captain Oliver McNally was the second-highest Harvard scorer on Saturday. By Meredith H. Keffer
- Harvard fans turned out in full force to support the men's basketball team against Princeton on Saturday. By Meredith H. Keffer
- Freshman guard Laurent Rivard contributed eight points to Harvard's win over Princeton. By Meredith H. Keffer
- Sophomore guard Brandyn Curry goes for a layup over Princeton forward Kareem Maddox. By Meredith H. Keffer
- Princeton forward Kareem Maddox falls to the floor as sophomore guard Brandyn Curry steals the ball during Saturday's game. By Meredith H. Keffer
- Men's basketball coach Tommy Amaker has led the team to their first ever Ivy championship. By Meredith H. Keffer
- Enthusiastic fans anticipate Harvard's win as Saturday's game draws to a close. By Meredith H. Keffer
CHEER LEADERS - Embracing the spirit of the moment, the Harvard men’s basketball team’s reserves cheer on their teammates during the squad’s regular season finale against Princeton Saturday evening. The Crimson came away with a landmark 79-67 win to guarantee at least a share of the first Ivy League title in program history. By Meredith H. Keffer
- Junior co-captain Oliver McNally (left) embraces sophomore guard Dee Giger following Harvard's win over Princeton. By Meredith H. Keffer
BI-WINNING - Junior co-captain Keith Wright (right) embraces classmate Andrew Van Nest after the two helped Harvard garner a share of its first-ever Ivy championship in its 100th season of basketball. By Meredith H. Keffer
- Fans rush the court after Harvard's win over Princeton garnered them their first ever Ivy League championship title. By Meredith H. Keffer
Men's basketball beat Princeton, 79-67, on Saturday night. For the first time in program history, men's basketball will have at least a share of the conference title, and if Princeton loses to Penn on Tuesday, Harvard will win it outright.
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