Harvard women's basketball made a notable run in the Ivy League Tournament, advancing to the championship game after a thrilling 67-65 overtime victory against Columbia in the semifinals. Abigail Wright led the charge with 18 points, while Karlee White contributed 16 points and seven steals. Despite their efforts, the Crimson fell to top-seeded Princeton 63-53 in the final, with White and Olivia Jones both scoring in double figures. The team concludes its season with an 18-11 record and a strong tournament showing.
On the men's side, Harvard basketball's Ben Eisendrath earned Ivy Madness All-Tournament Team honors after a standout performance in the semifinals against Penn, where he matched his career high with 15 points. The Crimson, who finished second in the Ivy League with a 17-12 overall record, made their first Ivy League Tournament appearance since 2020.
In men's hockey, Harvard faced a challenging ECAC quarterfinal series against No. 9 Cornell. The Crimson secured a 3-1 victory in game one, with goals from Ben MacDonald and Michael Callow. However, they were shut out 4-0 in game two, setting up a decisive game three. The series winner will advance to the semifinals in Lake Placid, marking a potential return for Harvard since the 2022-23 season.
The women's golf team opened their spring season at the Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational in Austin, Texas. Competing against a strong field, including several top-50 teams, Harvard aims to build on their successful fall season, which featured three top-five finishes.
Wrestling's Jimmy Harrington earned the No. 20 seed in the 157-pound weight class for the NCAA Championships, marking his second consecutive appearance at the national event. Harrington, who leads the team with 21 wins, will face No. 13 seed Derek Raike of Ohio in the round of 32. The championships will take place from March 19-21 in Cleveland, Ohio.
