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Harvard Beats Cornell 65-56, Wins Third Consecutive Ivy Title

By Robert F Worley

- Laurent Rivard (#0) and Kenyatta Smith (#25) celebrate with the rest of the Harvard men's basketball team following its 65-56 win over Cornell Saturday. The win, combined with a Princeton loss, gave the Crimson a second-straight outright Ivy League championship. By Robert F Worley

- Members of the Harvard men's basketball team celebrate their Ivy League championship and berth in the NCAA Tournament. By Robert F Worley

- Junior co-captain Laurent Rivard celebrates following the Harvard men's basketball team's 65-56 victory over Cornell on Saturday night at Lavietes Pavilion. The victory, coupled with Princeton's 80-67 loss to Brown, earned the Crimson its second straight trip to the NCAA tournament. By Robert F Worley

- Freshman point guard Siyani Chambers takes a Cornell defender off the dribble and splits the Big Red defense. Chambers has been a spark-plug all season, averaging 12.9 points and 5.7 assists per game. By Robert F Worley

- Sophomore forward Steve Moundou-Missi rises up against Cornell on Saturday night. The Cameroonian scored seven points to go with five rebounds. By Robert F Worley

- Freshman point guard Siyani Chambers (#1) and co-captain Christian Webster (#15) celebrate as sophomore guard Wesley Saunders (#23) rushes to join them, after Harvard secured its third-straight, and third all-time, Ivy League championship. By Robert F Worley

- Sophomore guard Wesley Saunders takes the ball to the hoop as two Cornell defenders rise to meet him. Saunders leads the Ivy League in scoring with 16.5 points per game. By Robert F Worley

- Junior co-captain Laurent Rivard lines up for a three against Cornell on Saturday. Rivard led all scorers with 17 points on 4-of-8 shooting from behind the arc. By Robert F Worley

Harvard Beats Cornell 65-56, Wins Third Consecutive Ivy Title

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