Crimson staff writer
Henry Zhu
Henry Zhu is the Sports Chair of the 146th Guard. He can be reached at henry.zhu@thecrimson.com.
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COLUMN: A Fruitful Orlando Invitational for Men's Basketball
The Crimson do not come back to Boston with three wins, but in some ways have achieved a consolatory alternative.
Men's Basketball Falls Short In Upset Effort Over No. 5 Maryland, 80-73
Still-undefeated Maryland (7-0) took its first lead within three minutes of the second frame, and although the Aiken-led Crimson continued to fight tooth-and-nail, it could not withstand a 10-point spurt from Terps lead scorer Anthony Cowan that pulled the game away for Maryland.
Men's Basketball Takes Down Texas A&M, Booking Matchup with No. 5 Maryland
The Crimson now books itself a heavyweight bout with No. 5 Maryland tomorrow, a contest that will surely be a litmus test for a Harvard team with deep tournament aspirations.
Stritzel, Boehm Propel Women's Basketball Over Hartford
A breakout performance from first-year guard Annie Stritzel propelled the Crimson to a 53-44 victory over winless Hartford on Friday night as Harvard preserved its undefeated home record.
Stringing it Together
First-year Annie Stritzel scored 17 points on Friday night in a victory over Hartford.
Lola's Back
First-year Lola Mullaney returned back to action for the Crimson after suffering an ankle injury against Cal on Nov. 9.
As Men’s Basketball Heads North, Two Journeys Come Full-Circle
But for Djuricic and Sakota, their relationship runs far deeper than merely sharing nearby Toronto as home.
First for Annie
Freshman guard Annie Stritzel scored her first points for the Crimson and finished the game with 7 points.
Making Her Mark
Sophomore guard Maggie McCarthy has been elevated to a starter this season after limited minutes her first season.