Men's Soccer


Harvard Men’s Soccer Stays Hot, Earns Gritty 1-0 Win over New Hampshire

In an intense defensive battle in front of the Jordan Field home crowd, Harvard men’s soccer notched a tight 1-0 win over the University of New Hampshire, improving to 3-0-1 in its last four contests.


Men's Soccer defeats Cal

Freshman defender Mikey Cortellessa dribbles the ball during Harvard's 3-1 victory over the Golden Bears


Ice in His Veins: Former Harvard Goalie Matt Freese Secures USA Quarterfinal Win

In a crucial matchup against Costa Rica in Sunday’s Gold Cup quarterfinal, Team USA and former Harvard goalkeeper Matt Freese saved three of the six penalty shots he saw to set up a game winning penalty for the Americans.


Mixed Start for Men’s Soccer

After two 1-1 ties against Holy Cross and Rhode Island to open the 2024 fall season, the Harvard Men’s soccer team (0-1-2, 0-0 Ivy) fell to No. 13 Seton Hall on Saturday, ultimately falling 3-2 in a closely contested match.


Harvard Defeats Princeton at the Buzzer, Looks to Secure Top Ivy Tournament Seed

Ale Gutierrez scored a brace for the second time in his career to send the Harvard men’s soccer team (5-4-6, 3-1-2) past the visiting Princeton Tigers (4-7-3, 1-3-2) on Senior Day at Jordan Field. This win kept the Crimson on top of the Ivy League standings with 11 points.


Men's Soccer Beats Yale to Reach Top of Ivy League Table

The Harvard men’s soccer team (2-3-6, 1-0-2) tied two important contests last week, one 0-0 to Ivy League rival Brown University (4-4-3, 1-0-2), and another 1-1 to crosstown rival Boston University (7-2-3, 4-0-1). However, after defeating the Yale Bulldogs 3-1 on Saturday night, the Crimson now stand in first place in the Ivy League table.


Right on the Marko

Then-sophomore midfielder Marko Isakovic looks for space to maneuver against Bryant on September 6, 2022.


Men's Soccer Earns First Win of the Season, Will Face Columbia Next

Harvard men’s soccer (1-3-4, 0-0-1) went (1-1-2) in their last four games, including a 0-1-1 record against ranked opponents. In this span, senior Willem Ebbinge moved to second all-time at Harvard in career assists, and he now leads the team with seven points. Junior Alessandro Arlotti is close behind with five points, and junior Jan Rieke has played every minute on the season so far for the Crimson.


Set Pieces

Harvard and Columbia ready to receive a corner kick on October 8, 2022.


In the Lion's Den

Harvard men’s soccer huddles up at an Oct. 8 game against Columbia in 2022, where it tied with the Lions 1-1. The Crimson will next take on Vermont this Saturday at 5:00 PM on Jordan Field.


Harvard Men’s Soccer Ties Seton Hall, Falls to Northeastern

The Harvard men’s soccer team (0-2-2, 0-0) netted its first goal of the season to tie No. 23 Seton Hall (3-1-1, 0-0) 1-1 despite a more than two-hour rain delay, but later fell scoreless in a midweek game to the Northeastern Huskies (3-1-2) 0-4.


Men's Soccer Ties Close Ivy Contest

The Harvard men’s soccer team (5-4-2, 0-1-1) met Columbia at home this past Saturday while on the hunt for their first Ivy League win. Although the Crimson led for most of the hard-fought contest, the Lions were able to net one in the second half, ending the game tied 1-1.


Marko Polo

Sophomore midfielder Marko Isakovic dribbles past a defender in a 2-1 victory over Bryant on Sept. 6, 2022. Isakovic notched his third assist of the season in Saturday's loss to Cornell.


Team Effort

Harvard men's soccer celebrates after a 2-1 victory on Sept. 6, 2022, against Bryant. After a strong 2021 campaign, the team is off to a solid start again a season later.


Men's Soccer Loses Ivy Opener, 3-2, to Cornell, Notches 1-0 Win at Boston University

The Harvard men’s soccer team (5-4-1, 0-1) dropped a close contest to the Cornell Big Red in its Ivy League opener, but bounced back quickly a few days later by shutting out its crosstown rival, the Boston University Terriers. Although the loss was undeniably a disappointing start to its Ivy League campaign, the Crimson was undeterred and performed well against the Terriers.


Harvard Kicks Off Season with Back-to-Back Wins

The 2021 season for the Crimson (8-5-3) was one of best in recent history, and they show no sign of letting up in 2022. Two victories to begin the season over Central Connecticut State University and Bryant University foretell good things to come, with Harvard showing its ability to work under pressure early with a last-second go-ahead goal against the Bulldogs to win the game.


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