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Mohamed Ahmed

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Flashback: Harvard Splits Strange 2018 Ivy League Title

After back to back Ivy League title losses in 2016 and 2017, Harvard softball looked to finally clinch that coveted Ivy title in their 2018 run. Starting off the season strong, the Crimson looked to make a statement that showed that they would not be denied an Ivy title again.


Big Cleats to Fill: Softball Preview

As the Crimson journeys into the 2019 softball season, high hopes and steep expectations are certainly coming along for the ride. After taking home its seventh Ivy League softball title under last year’s senior class, the group will look to replicate the feat.


Women's Ice Hockey Ties New Hampshire, Loses to Maine

After its loss to Maine, Harvard (4-6-2, 3-3-1 ECAC) looked to finish the semester on a high note with a victory at New Hampshire (6-9-4, 4-8-1 Hockey East). However, neither team could separate itself during an overtime period, resulting in a 2-2 tie.


Women's Ice Hockey Shuts Out Union, 4-0

Early in the second period, with the game still tied at zero, sophomore defender Emma Buckles rushed forward and intercepted a Union pass. Speeding towards the Dutchwomen net, Buckles unleashed a deadly drag shot, which flew by the Union goalie and slammed into the net.


Women's Ice Hockey Forces Overtime Twice Against Best Team in Nation, Wisconsin

Coming off its 7-3 victory against Holy Cross, the Harvard women’s ice hockey team traveled to face the number one team in the country, the Wisconsin Badgers. The Crimson rolled into the weekend looking to continue its win streak, ultimately falling short twice, but not before forcing back-to-back overtimes.


Icing on the Cake

A cadre of first-years has replenished the women's hockey team, but the ultimate team identity remains the same: the pursuit of championships, from the Beanpot to the NCAA Tournament.